Practical Numerical Computation Methods

Author: Zhen Xifeng
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book is written based on the author's experience in teaching computational methods courses using multimedia equipment. It includes new content on the calculation of common function values and function increment calculations, making the structure more rational. The book explores various typical mathematical problems by analyzing the characteristics of the problems, seeking solutions, forming corresponding algorithms, and guiding the writing of programs. It explains the performance of algorithms through concise theoretical analysis and specific case studies, and also provides suggestions for further improving algorithms and rewriting source code. For fundamental problems, the book uses a list-based calculation approach to write programs, while for complex mathematical problems, it employs modular programming methods. This book can serve as a textbook or teaching reference for computational methods courses (3~4 credits) for all majors in general science and engineering disciplines, as well as a reference book for.