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Numerical Methods

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Is An Outline Series Containing Brief Text Of Numerical Solution Of Transcendental And Polynomial Equations, System Of Linear Algebraic Equations And Eigenvalue Problems, Interpolation And Approximation, Differentiation And Integration, Ordinary Differential Equations And Complete Solutions To About 300 Problems. Most Of These Problems Are Given As Unsolved Problems In The Authors Earlier Book. User Friendly Turbo Pascal Programs For Commonly Used Numerical Methods Are Given In The Appendix. This Book Can Be Used As A Text/Help Book Both By Teachers And Students.
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English
Publisher
New Age International
Release date
January 1, 2007
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"Numerical Methods" by Iyengar, Jain, and Jain is a concise outline series designed as a text and help book for students and teachers of numerical analysis. It provides brief theoretical overviews and complete solutions to approximately 300 problems, many of which were unsolved in the authors' previous works. The book covers fundamental topics such as solving transcendental and polynomial equations, systems of linear algebraic equations, eigenvalue problems, interpolation, approximation, differentiation, integration, and ordinary differential equations. Its inclusion of Turbo Pascal programs for common methods in the appendix underscores its practical, application-oriented approach, making complex numerical techniques accessible and solvable.

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Approximation and Iteration

This theme explores the fundamental idea that many complex mathematical problems, especially those without analytical solutions, can be solved by iteratively refining an initial guess or by approximating continuous functions with discrete methods. It highlights the philosophical shift from exact solutions to sufficiently accurate estimations.

Algorithmic Problem Solving

This theme emphasizes the systematic, step-by-step approach required to solve complex mathematical problems computationally. It involves breaking down problems into manageable, repeatable procedures that can be translated into computer programs, fostering a logical and structured mindset for tackling challenges.

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