Linear Algebra Book about block matrix multiplication

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The discussion centers on the search for a reference book that covers properties and theorems related to block matrix multiplication for undergraduate studies. Two recommended texts are Howard Eves' "Elementary Matrix Theory" and Howard Anton's "Elementary Linear Algebra," particularly the 7th edition, which detail the necessary conditions for partitioning in block matrix multiplication. The suggestions provided successfully addressed the initial query.
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I still can't find a book with properties and theorems involving block matrices multiplication to reference in my undergraduate work.

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Both Howard Eves' Elementary Matrix Theory and Howard Anton's Elementary Linear Algebra(at least since 7th ed., I'm not sure about before that) both cover the conditions that need to hold on the partitions in order to multiply block matrices using the products of the respective blocks.
 
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