Titlebook: An Introduction to Scientific Computing; Twelve Computational Ionut Danaila,Pascal Joly,Marie Postel Textbook 20071st edition Springer-Verl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-20449-7ds. The essential features of numerical methods are presented, with emphasis on fundamental ideas of accuracy, stability, convergence, and numerical dissipation. Particular care is devoted to the validation of numerical procedures by comparing to exact solutions available for these simple cases.

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Numerical Approximation of Model Partial Differential Equations,ds. The essential features of numerical methods are presented, with emphasis on fundamental ideas of accuracy, stability, convergence, and numerical dissipation. Particular care is devoted to the validation of numerical procedures by comparing to exact solutions available for these simple cases.

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Nonlinear Differential Equations: Application to Chemical Kinetics,ely solved using such a standard package. We will therefore use the ode solvers provided by MATLAB , assuming that the user masters the underlying theory and the basic concepts such as convergence, stability, and precision (see Chap. 1).

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