>I'm looking to buy a good book on algorithms. I want to do some linear algebra stuff (matrix inversion, inner products, etc.) and I don't want to re-write stuff that already has been debugged by the best of them.
>
>McConnell recommends Robert Sedgewick's Algorithms. Is this what you would recommend?
>

Knuth's Seminumerical Algorithms.

>Thanks in advance ...

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