Inverse matrix using Hotelling Approximation

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Hello all,

I am taking a Numeric Methods course this semester and my professor asked us to investigate Harold Hotelling's method( I suppose this would be and approximation) of finding the inverse of a matrix. I have searched for day and have found many cool things linked to Hotteling but nothing to do with finding the inverse of a matrix. Can anyone point me in hte right direction.

Truly grateful. Thanks a lot!

Cheers!
 
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that is quite odd. Looks like a nice read. I'll be sure to post any problems. Thanks one million John.
 
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