Numerical Analysis I
by Mark Embree
Publisher: Rice University 2012
Number of pages: 207
Description:
This course takes a tour through many algorithms of numerical analysis, sampling a variety of techniques suitable across many applications. We aim to assess alternative methods based on both accuracy and efficiency, to discern well-posed problems from ill-posed ones, and to see these methods in action through computer implementation.
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