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Nash J.C., Nash M.M. — Scientific Computing with PCs
Nash J.C., Nash M.M. — Scientific Computing with PCs



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Название: Scientific Computing with PCs

Авторы: Nash J.C., Nash M.M.

Аннотация:

This book tells "what to", "why to" and "when to" use personal computers (PCs) for carrying out scientific computing tasks. There are many books that purport to tell users how to operate particular software packages or to set up and maintain their personal computer hardware. These "how to" volumes have their proper role and utility. Our goal is different: we aim to present ideas about the management decisions involved in using PCs for scientific and technical computing. The audience for this book is any scientist, engineer, statistician, economist, or similar worker who is considering using a personal computer for all or part of his or her technical work. The ideas we present can be used at the individual or group level. Being ideas about the management of resources, they are kept simple to the extent that readers will think "I know that." We stress, however, that it is the day-to-day practice of management ideas that counts; theoretical knowledge is like a smoke alarm without a battery.


Язык: en

Рубрика: Математика/Численные методы/Моделирование физических процессов/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Год издания: 1994

Количество страниц: 199

Добавлена в каталог: 25.02.2005

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Предметный указатель
Disk reformatting      5.7 10.6
Disk repair      10.6
Disk sector interleave      8.4
Disk storage      11.3
Disk, outofspace      9.7
Diskette drive, doors      11.3
Diskette handling      5.7
Diskette, copying      10.2
Diskettes, backup      5.4
dispersion      19.3 19.5
Display characteristics      19.3
Displaying level      19.5
Displaying patterns and outliers      19.7
Displaying relative measurements      19.6
Displaying variability      19.5
Distributionsoffiles      5.2
Divide-and-conquer, program debug strategy      9.3
DMA (Direct Memory Access)      8.3
Documentation      9.6 12.4
Dot-matrix printers      2.7
Dotplot      19.3
drawings      2.7
Dribble file      9.6 (see also “Console image file”)
Driver program, dummy      12.6
Dummy test programs      12.7
Duplicate files      5.2
Duplicate names      5.0
Dust filters      11.1
Dynamic programming      3.3
Easeofuse      19.4
EcoC      2.9
Econometric modelling      13.2
EDIT (Quick BASIC)      2.6
Edit (statistical)      2.4
editors      10.1
EDLIN (Microsoft)      2.6
Efficiency      12.2
Eigenproblem, generalized symmetric matrices      7.7
Eigenvalue problem      3.3 13.1
Eigenvalues, for rootfinding problem      14.3
Elapsed time      8.6 18.3
electronic components      4.1
Electronic mail      see “Email”
ELEFUNT, special function tests      9.8
Elliptic integrals      3.3
Email (electronic mail)      2.2 2.10 4.3
End-of-file markers      10.4
Engineering      1.3
Equationofmotion      16.2
Equations, solution      3.2
Error exit, for bad data      9.3
error messages      9.2
error reporting      9.2
Errors, finding causeof      9.1
Etiquette,inseeking help      13.4
Event counters      8.1
Example data      9.5 9.7 19.2
Exchangeable media      10.5
EXE filename extension      5.1
EXECUSTAT (software product)      19.4
Executable files      5.1
Execution time profile      8.1
Execution trace      8.1
Experiment, simulation      17.3
Exponential functions      3.3 9.8
extrema      3.2
F-distribution      3.3
Failure flags      6.5
Fax      2.2 18.3
Features, unusualinproblem      13.1
Features,ofsolution      16.6
File for data communication      7.6
File for data transfertosub-program      6.5
File, access mechanisms      5.1
File, accidental erasure      8.4
File, alignment      5.6
File, append      8.4
File, archiving      5.5 5.6 10.2
File, backup      5.4 5.7 10.2
File, backup copy      5.3
File, catalog      5.3 10.5
File, comparison      10.3 10.4
File, compression      5.5 10.2
File, configuration      11.8
File, contents      5.3
File, control token      5.6
File, conversion      10.3
File, copy      8.4 10.2
File, creation      5.1
File, data      10.3
File, deletion      5.6
File, directories      10.5
File, directory      5.3
File, display      10.3
File, distribution      5.2
File, duplicate      5.3 5.6
File, fixup      10.6
File, format      5.3 10.3
File, fragmentationofstorage      8.4
File, graphic      10.3
File, large      10.1
File, length      5.3
File, listing      5.6
File, listoffor program user      9.5
File, location      5.0 5.3
File, loss      5.4 5.7
File, maintenance      4.5
File, management      5.0
File, move      10.2
File, multiple versions      5.4
File, name      5.3
File, naming      5.0 5.1
File, network      5.6
File, organization      5.6
File, organizing      5.3
File, out-of-space      9.7
File, output (insteadofprinter)      9.7
File, primary copy      5.3
File, print      10.3
File, program      10.3
File, repair      10.6
File, security      5.0 5.4 5.7
File, segmentation      10.5
File, shared      5.6
File, sorting      10.7
File, structure      5.3
File, temporary      5.6
File, time/dateofcreation      5.3
File, time/dateofmodification      5.3
File, transfer (for graphs)      19.4
File, transfer facilities      4.3
File, translation      2.6
File, type      5.3
File, types      5.2
File, version control      5.6
File, viewing      10.1 10.2
File, “extent”      8.4
Filename extension      5.1
Filename length (Macintosh)      5.1
Filters, dust      11.1
Find and Replace      2.4
FINDER Macintosh      5.1
Finding methods      13.3
First order ODEs      16.2
Fix-up programs      10.6
Fixed disk      3.1 4.4
Fixed disk, reformatting      11.7
Fixup programs      10.6
Flag variables      9.1
Flexible disks      4.4
Floating-point arithmetic      9.8
Floating-point co-processors      4.1 8.3
Floating-point number storage      4.1
floating-point numbers      3.1
Floating-point processors      4.1 8.3
Floor, floating-point      9.8
Floppy disk density      4.4
Floppy disk formats      4.4
flowchart      6.3
Fonts, downloadingtoprinter      4.3
Format,offiles      10.3
Formulas, chemical      2.5
Formulas, mathematical      2.5
Formulation, data fitting      15.2
Formulation, data fitting problems      15.2
Formulation, hiring problem      17.2
Formulation, IRR      14.2
Formulation, IRR problem      14.2
Formulation, problem      13.1 13.4
Formulation, spacecraft trajectories      16.2
FORTRAN      2.9
freeware      4.2
Full tests, robustness of code to bad input      9.5
Full tests, sample and test data      9.6
Function evaluations      19.2
Function minimization      3.3 12.1 12.2 13.6 15.3
Fuses, electrical      11.5
GAMS (software product)      3.3 6.1
gateways      2.2
GAUSS (software product)      3.3
Gauss — Jordan method      12.2
Gauss — Newton method      15.3
Gender changers      4.3
Geodesy      15.4
GEORGE operating system (ICL)      5.3
Glare      11.6
Global data structures      7.2
Global variables      6.5
Goalsofbook      1.2
Good news      3.1
GOTO commands      6.4
Gradient evaluations      19.2
Gradient methods      15.3
Gram — Schmidt orthogonalization      12.2
Graph, annotation      19.4
Graph, automatic defaults      19.4
Graph, axis ticks      19.4
Graph, choiceofelements      19.1
Graph, contents      19.1
Graph, data pre-processing      19.7
Graph, file export      19.4
Graph, grid lines      19.7
Graph, perspective      19.7
Graph, placementofelements      19.1
Graph, point brushing      19.7
Graph, point identification      19.4 19.7
Graph, point labelling      19.7
Graph, point symbol size      19.7
Graph, printingoroutput      19.7
Graph, ratio-to-best      19.6
Graph, reciprocal scaling      19.6
Graph, scale      19.1 19.5
Graph, scale transformation      19.5
Graph, shadingorhatching      19.4
Graph, tools for creation      19.1
Graph, useofcolor      19.7
GraphiC (software product)      19.4
Graphical display adapters      8.3
Graphical input      2.3
Graphical output      15.4
Graphical output,ofODE solutions      16.5
Graphical solution of rootfinding problem      14.2
Graphical tools, choiceof      19.4
Graphical tools, features      19.4
Graphical User Interface      see “GUI”
Graphics      2.7
Graphics Workshop (software product)      2.6
GraphPak (software product)      19.4
Grapical tools      19.0
GREP (Unix string search)      2.6
Growth curve      15.1
GUI      1.5 2.7
GWBASIC (Microsoft)      2.9
Halting program      12.5
Hand worked execution      9.3
Hard copy, program      9.3
hard disk      4.4 (see also “Fixed disk”)
Hardware, computer      4.1 11.0
Help from others      13.4
Hewlett Packard computers      1.1
Hexadecimal display      10.3
High-performance computer      2.1
Hiring process      17.0 17.1
histogram      19.3
Householder decomposition      12.2
housekeeping      4.2 4.5
HPGL (Hewlett Packard Graphics Language)      2.7
Human error      5.7
Human factors (for graphs)      19.6 19.7
Human factors, program response      8.0
Humidity control      11.1
Hypergeometric functions      3.3
Hypertext      2.7 2.9 7.6 9.6 10.2 15.4
I/O channels      see “Input/Output”
IBM OS/2      4.2 7.1
IBM RS6000      1.1
IBMPC      1.1
IEEE 754 binary floating-point standard      3.1 8.3 18.7
Image draw programs      2.7
Image paint programs      2.7
Implicit matrix      3.3
Implicit matrix storage      7.7
Import/Export facilities      10.3
Importanceofcorrect formulation      13.1
Imputation (statistical)      2.4
IMSL (now partofVisual Numerics)      13.5
Indeterminacy, in least squares problem      15.2
Indirect communication      2.2
Initial values      16.3
Input routines      9.8
Input routines, to handle likely errors      9.5
Input/Output channels      4.1
Input/Output examples      12.7
Input/output problems      4.8
Inputs, acceptable      9.3
Integer Programming (IP)      3.3
Integer results      13.1
Integral equations      3.3
Integrated circuits, pins      11.7
Integrated program development environments      4.1
Integro-differential equations      3.3
Intel 8080 processor      4.1
Intel 8086 processor      4.1
Intel 8088 processor      4.1 7.1
Intel 80x86 processors      4.1 7.1
Intel 80x87 numeric co-processors      3.1 8.3
Intel numeric co-processors      3.3
Interaction, between components      11.8
Interface connectors      2.2
Interface ports      2.2
Interface,toprogram      9.7
Interfacing      4.3
Interference (radio frequency)      11.6
Intermediate program code      8.2
Internal RateofReturn (IRR)      14.0
Internet      2.2 13.5
Interpolation      3.3
Interpolation of ODE solutions      16.5
Interpreter, effect on timing of GOTOs      18.5
Interpreter, program language      4.2 8.2 9.8 18.4
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