Accessibility, attribution, and limitations

What this reader provides

This reader uses HTML headings, a linked unit index, stable per-unit anchors, a skip link, visible keyboard focus, responsive reflow, and mathematics retained as TeX and rendered locally by MathJax into CHTML with an assistive semantic layer. Source diagrams matched to the ledger have stable identities and source-traced English text descriptions. Stylesheets and reader assets are local; no network fonts or CDN assets load. The only JavaScript is the local MathJax 3.2.2 bundle (Apache License 2.0).

Explicit limitations

MathJax semantics improve access to mathematics, but pronunciation still depends on the browser, operating system, and assistive technology. Complex mathematical diagrams are summarized in text; a summary does not replace the entire visual relation. No WCAG conformance level or tagged-PDF claim is made.

Source, license, and non-endorsement

Source: Wen-Wei Li, Methods of Algebra, Volume 2: Linear Algebra, 2024 edition, source commit 9a5803ff77dd3257484cb177f851a73770a59dd3, tree 23bd05c2fb8434278df4fdfb636559a6a2b0d2ff. The source and this derivative are available under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). Translation, reader configuration, terminology reconciliation, and metadata were produced with OpenAI Codex gpt-5.6-sol, Ultra, acting on instructions of the user. This edition is independent; Wen-Wei Li and the source publisher do not endorse it.