Numerical methods of mathematics implemented in Fortran / Sujit Kumar Bose.

By: Series: Forum for interdisciplinary mathematicsPublisher: Singapore : Springer, [2019]Description: 1 online resourceContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9789811371141
  • 9811371148
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: No titleDDC classification:
  • 005.13/3 23
LOC classification:
  • QA76.73.F25 B67 2019
Online resources:
Contents:
Chapter 1. Computation in Fortran -- Chapter 2. Equations -- Chapter 3. System of Equations -- Chapter 4. Interpolation -- Chapter 5. Differentiation and Integration -- Chapter 6. Ordinary Differential Equations -- Chapter 7. Partial Differential Equations -- Chapter 8. Approximation -- Chapter 9. Matrix Eigenvalues -- Chapter 10. Fast Fourier Transform.
Summary: This book systematically classifies the mathematical formalisms of computational models that are required for solving problems in mathematics, engineering and various other disciplines. It also provides numerical methods for solving these problems using suitable algorithms and for writing computer codes to find solutions. For discrete models, matrix algebra comes into play, while for continuum framework models, real and complex analysis is more suitable. The book clearly describes the method-algorithm-code approach for learning the techniques of scientific computation and how to arrive at accurate solutions by applying the procedures presented. It not only provides instructors with course material but also serves as a useful reference resource. Providing the detailed mathematical proofs behind the computational methods, this book appeals to undergraduate and graduate mathematics and engineering students. The computer codes have been written in the Fortran programming language, which is the traditional language for scientific computation. Fortran has a vast repository of source codes used in real-world applications and has continuously been upgraded in line with the computing capacity of the hardware. The language is fully backwards compatible with its earlier versions, facilitating integration with older source codes.
Holdings
Item type Current library Call number Copy number Status Date due Barcode Item holds
BOOK BOOK NCAR Library Mesa Lab QA76.73 .F25 .B67 2019 1 Available 50583020007922
Total holds: 0

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Chapter 1. Computation in Fortran -- Chapter 2. Equations -- Chapter 3. System of Equations -- Chapter 4. Interpolation -- Chapter 5. Differentiation and Integration -- Chapter 6. Ordinary Differential Equations -- Chapter 7. Partial Differential Equations -- Chapter 8. Approximation -- Chapter 9. Matrix Eigenvalues -- Chapter 10. Fast Fourier Transform.

This book systematically classifies the mathematical formalisms of computational models that are required for solving problems in mathematics, engineering and various other disciplines. It also provides numerical methods for solving these problems using suitable algorithms and for writing computer codes to find solutions. For discrete models, matrix algebra comes into play, while for continuum framework models, real and complex analysis is more suitable. The book clearly describes the method-algorithm-code approach for learning the techniques of scientific computation and how to arrive at accurate solutions by applying the procedures presented. It not only provides instructors with course material but also serves as a useful reference resource. Providing the detailed mathematical proofs behind the computational methods, this book appeals to undergraduate and graduate mathematics and engineering students. The computer codes have been written in the Fortran programming language, which is the traditional language for scientific computation. Fortran has a vast repository of source codes used in real-world applications and has continuously been upgraded in line with the computing capacity of the hardware. The language is fully backwards compatible with its earlier versions, facilitating integration with older source codes.

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