Numerical Recipes in Pascal The Art of Scientific Computing

Name: Numerical Recipes in Pascal The Art of Scientific Computing
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ISBN: 9780521375160

ISBN-10: 0521375169

ISBN-13: 9780521375160

Edition: 1989 (Revised)

Authors: William H. Press, William T. Vetterling, Brian P. Flannery, Saul A. Teukolsky

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Numerical Recipes: The Art of Scientific Computing was first published in 1986 and became an instant classic among scientists, engineers, and social scientists. In this book the original, time-tested programs have been completely reworked into a clear, consistent Pascal style. This represents a significant improvement to the immensely successful programs contained in the first edition, which were originally written in Fortran. The authors make extensive use of pointers, dynamic memory allocation, and other features utilized by this language. The explanatory text accompanying the programs replicates the lucid, and easy-to-read prose found in the original version, and incorporates…

Book details

List price: $104.00
Copyright year: 1989
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Publication date: 10/27/1989
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 781
Size: 6.54" wide x 9.45" long x 1.65" tall
Weight: 2.728
Language: English

William Vetterling is a Research Fellow and Director of the Image Science Laboratory at ZINK Imaging, LLC in Waltham, MA. His career includes eight years on the physics faculty at Harvard and 20 years of numerical modeling and laboratory research on digital imaging at Polaroid Corporation.




Preliminaries



Solution of linear algebraic equations



Interpolation and extrapolation



Integration of functions



Evaluation of functions



Special functions



Random numbers



Sorting



Root finding and nonlinear sets of equations



Minimization or maximization of functions



Eigensystems



Fourier transform spectral methods



Statistical description of data



Modeling of data



Integration of ordinary differential equations



Two point boundary value problems



Partial differential equations


Appendices


Table of program dependencies