C++ Programming for Scientists
by Roldan Pozo, Karin Remington
Publisher: NIST
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From the table of contents: ANSI C; C++ as a better C; C++ Classes and Objects; Objects in Scientific Computing; Inheritance and Polymorphism; Templates, Exceptions and Observations; Programming Examples; Scientific Library Examples.
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