Scientific computing : an introductory survey
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Scientific computing : an introductory survey
（McGraw-Hill computer science series）
McGraw-Hill, c1997
International ed
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 387-398) and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This is a broad overview of numerical methods and software for students and professionals in computer-related disciplines who need to solve mathemtical problems. It is particularly useful for students from computer science, as well as engineering and science undergraduates who need to learn which techniques (and which software) are appropriate to use in solving particular problems. The book features review questions, and shows applications for the most common computational software, including MATLAB, IMSL and NAG.
Table of Contents
- Scientific computing
- systems of linear equations
- linear least squares
- eigenvalues and singular values
- non-linear equations
- optimization interpolation
- numerical integration and differentiation
- initial value problems for ODEs
- boundary value problems for ODEs
- partial differential equations
- fast Fourier transform
- random numbers and simulation methods.
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