Linear Algebra Review: Books to Refresh Memory

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My linear algebra is getting pretty rusty. I need something that will jog my memory about various computational details. The only text I currently have is the Springer yellow book by Curtis. I'm leaning toward a Schaum's outline, either the straight "Linear Algebra" one or the "3000 Solved Problems" one, but there are also half a dozen Dover books that also look likely. The yellow book by Axler also seems to be popular here; that looks like more of a straight through type of read than a reference, but perhaps I'm wrong. Any books I'm overlooking?
 
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Thanks, I got the Schaum's and added the Dover by Shilov to get the free shipping from Amazon.
 
my webnotes are free, and cover more material in fewer pages than any other source.