Practical computing for experimental scientists
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書誌事項
Practical computing for experimental scientists
Oxford University Press, c1988
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Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book gives advice to the scientist about how to make use of the computers and software available. It describes contemporary computers, the performance that can be expected of them and the equipment that can be connected to them. It discusses the handling and storage of scientific data and the display of results. It gives practical advice on the writing of programs and examines the problems of approximate calculation. The author also makes recommendations about the selection and care of computers.
目次
- Part 1 Matters common to all experimental work: introduction
- reading the data
- analyzing the data
- graphical presentation of data and results
- tabulation of data and results
- writing the report
- secure storage of data and results. Part 2 Matters frequently though not invariably required: transfer of data between computers
- telemetry
- graphical input
- selective retrieval of data. Part 3 Programming the computer: programming in general
- using a spreadsheet calculator
- using a highlevel programming language
- using a machine assembly language. Part 4 Approximate calculations: rounding errors
- statistical analysis of data
- finite approximations to continuous processes
- pseudo-random numbers. Part 5 General practicalities: talking to the expert
- choosing a computer
- care and safety. Index.
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