Titlebook: Numerical Algorithms with C; Gisela Engeln-Müllges,Frank Uhlig Textbook 1996 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1996 ANSI C-Programs.Algori

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Textbook 1996eer who needs to have direct access to such algorithms. The programs are all field tested. The enclosed CD-ROM contains .all co.mputer codes, a compiler and a test bed of programs and data for most of the algorithms. Each test program includes detailed comments and describes available options, all c

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Computer Numbers, Error Analysis, Conditioning, Stability of Algorithms and Operations Count,In general a numerical procedure will only give an approximate value . for a desired number .. This problem leads us to study error phenomena first.

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Direct Methods for Solving Systems of Linear Equations,In this chapter and the next, we consider the problem of finding values for . unknown quantities .. so that . given linear equations . are simultaneously satisfied. In formula (4.1) the coefficients . and the right hand sides . are given numbers for . = 1, …, . and . = 1,…,..

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Linear and Nonlinear Approximation,Let . be a continuous function on the interval [., .] ? ? |R which is to be approximated by an . Φ ∈ .[., .]. Φ shall be dependent on . ∈ [., .] and on certain parameters .:.The Parameters are to be determined in such a way that the distance between . and Φ as functions on [., .] is minimized in a manner still to be specified.