Titlebook: Analysis for Computer Scientists; Foundations, Methods Michael Oberguggenberger,Alexander Ostermann Textbook 20111st edition Springer-Verla

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Textbook 20111st editioning mathematical software into the text as an important component of analysis, the book makes thorough use of examples and explanations using MATLAB, Maple, and Java applets. Mathematical theory is described alongside the basic concepts and methods of numerical analysis, supported by computer experi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-34485-6n’s method in two variables. As an application we compute a common zero of two nonlinear functions. Finally, as an extension of Sect.?., we show how smooth surfaces can be described mathematically with the help of parametrisations..For the required basic notions of vector and matrix algebra we refer to Appendices?A and B.

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Fünf Thesen zur digitalen Bildung the ., according to which a continuous function which changes sign in an interval has a zero. Not only does this theorem allow one to show the solvability of equations, it also provides numerical procedures to approximate the solutions. Further material on continuity can be found in Appendix?C.

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Michael Mühlhauser,Dominik Herrmannther, the computation of the arc length of differentiable curves is discussed, and an example of a continuous, bounded curve of infinite length is given. The chapter ends with a short outlook on spatial curves. For the vector algebra used in this chapter, we refer to Appendix?A.

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Curves,ther, the computation of the arc length of differentiable curves is discussed, and an example of a continuous, bounded curve of infinite length is given. The chapter ends with a short outlook on spatial curves. For the vector algebra used in this chapter, we refer to Appendix?A.