Computational Mathematics for Differential Equations
by N. V. Kopchenova, I. A. Maron
1975
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This is a manual on solving problems in computational mathematics. The book is intended primarily for engineering students, but may also prove useful for economics students, for graduate engineers, and for postgraduate students and scientific workers in the applied sciences.
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