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by Seiichi Nomura (Author)
This book is aimed at those in engineering/scientific fields who have never learned programming before but are eager to master the C language quickly so as to immediately apply it to problem solving in numerical analysis. The book skips unnecessary formality but explains all the important aspects of C essential for numerical analysis. Topics covered in numerical analysis include single and simultaneous equations, differential equations, numerical integration, and simulations by random numbers. In the Appendices, quick tutorials for gnuplot, Octave/MATLAB, and FORTRAN for C users are provided. For the second edition, a section on memory management was added. Exercise problems were updated and the numerical analysis part refined.
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This book is aimed at those in engineering/scientific fields who have never learned programming before but are eager to master the C language quickly so as to immediately apply it to problem solving in numerical analysis. The book skips unnecessary formality but explains all the important aspects of C essential for numerical analysis. Topics covered in numerical analysis include single and simultaneous equations, differential equations, numerical integration, and simulations by random numbers. In the Appendices, quick tutorials for gnuplot, Octave/MATLAB, and FORTRAN for C users are provided. For the second edition, a section on memory management was added. Exercise problems were updated and the numerical analysis part refined.
In addition, this book:
- Explains all the important aspects of C essential for numerical analysis
- Skips unnecessary formality
- For the second edition, a section on memory management was added
Author Biography
Seiichi Nomura is a Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at the University of Texas at Arlington. He is the author of Micromechanics with Mathematica (Wiley) and Complex Variables for Engineers with Mathematica (Springer) and coauthor of Heat Transfer in Composite Materials (DESTech) with A. Haji-Sheikh. His research interests include micromechanics, the analysis of composite materials, and applications of computer algebra systems. He holds a Doctor of Engineering degree from the University of Tokyo and a Ph.D. from the University of Delaware.
