Random Differential Equations in Scientific Computing
by Tobias Neckel, Florian Rupp
Publisher: De Gruyter Open 2013
ISBN/ASIN: 8376560255
Number of pages: 650
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This book is a holistic and self-contained treatment of the analysis and numerics of random differential equations from a problem-centred point of view. An interdisciplinary approach is applied by considering state-of-the-art concepts of both dynamical systems and scientific computing.
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