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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
Interrupt ReQuest (IRQ) lines      4.1
Investments, valueof      14.1
Ionizing radiation (ultra-violet or X-rays);      11.6
IRR      see “Internal Rate of Return”
IRR problem, solutions      14.5
ISO 6373/1984 Minimal BASIC      2.9
ISO ANSI X3.9-1978, American National Standard, Programming Language FORTRAN      2.9
ISO Standard 646, ASCII character set      9.8
Isolation transformers      11.5
Iterations, number to solve problem      19.2
Iterative matrix calculation      3.3
Jacobi method      12.2
Keyboard buffer      4.1
Keyboard emulations      4.1
Labelling,ofgraphs      19.3
Lahey FORTRAN compilers      2.9 6.2
LAN (local area network)      2.2 4.3 5.6
LANCELOT (software product)      3.3
Land surveying      15.1
Language translators, testsof      9.8
Laplink, file transfer program (software product)      4.3 10.2
laser printers      2.7
Latency time      8.4
Leacock, Stephen      13.1
Learning cost      2.5 4.2
Least squares approximation      3.3 12.2 13.2 13.6
LHA (compression program)      5.5
Light-pen      4.4 (see also “Pointing device”)
Limitations of computers      1.2
Limited memory Broyden — Fletcher — Goldfarb — Shanno method (LBFGS)      19.2
Line editor      10.1
Line end markers      10.6
Line length, limitations      9.1
Linear equations      3.3 12.1 12.2 13.6
Linear least squares      12.1
Linear model      12.1 15.1
Linear programming (LP)      2.8 3.3
Linkage editor      2.9
Listing tools, for programs      9.3
Listings,ofprograms      9.3
Local Area Network      see “LAN”
Local data structures      7.2
Location, statistical      19.5
Log file      9.6 (see also “Console image file”)
Logarithmic functions      3.3 9.8
Logistic function      15.2
Loop control, verification      9.8
Loop reorganization      8.1
Loop variables      9.1
Loss functions      15.2
Lotus 1-2-3      2.6 19.4
LU decomposition      3.3
Machine code      8.2
Machine language      6.5
Machine precision      9.8 14.5
Machine-readable documentation      12.4
Machine-to-machine linkages      2.2
Macintosh desktop      2.7
Macintosh FINDER      4.2 5.1 5.3
Macintosh, Apple Computer      1.1 2.6
MacLink      2.6
Macro-editor      2.6 2.9
Magnetic disks and their care      11.3
Main program      12.7
Mainframes      4.1
MAKE (Unix program development tool)      2.9
makefile      2.9
Manuals      11.8
Maple (symbolic algebra system)      3.3
Marquardt method      15.3
Matching co-processor to system      8.3
Mathematica (software product)      3.4
Mathematical problems      3.2 13.2
Mathematical Programming (MP)      3.3
Mathematical series      3.3
Mathematical statement of problem      13.1
Mathematical versus real-world problems      13.2
MATLAB (software product)      3.3 6.1 8.1 14.4 19.4
Matrix, band      7.8
Matrix, calculations      3.3
Matrix, data      15.2
Matrix, data storage      7.2
Matrix, decompositions      3.3
Matrix, eigen problem, generalized      7.7
Matrix, hermitian      7.8
Matrix, implicit storage      7.2
Matrix, properties      3.3
Matrix, shape      3.3
Matrix, size      3.3
Matrix, sparse      7.8
Matrix, storage mechanisms      7.8
Matrix, storage organization by columns      18.2
Matrix, storage organization by rows      18.2
Matrix, sum of squares and cross-products      12.2
Matrix, symmetric      7.8
Matrix, symmetric, non-negative definite      12.2
Matrix, symmetry test      12.6
Matrix, triangular      7.8
Matrix, vector storage of      7.8
Matrix, zero elements      3.3
Maximum likelihood      15.2
Maximum memory      7.1
Measurement of program performance      18.3
Measurement, automated      2.3
Measures of location      19.3
Measuring the differences      18.3
MEM, MS-DOS utility      7.1
Memory      3.1 4.1
Memory, address space      7.1
Memory, available to user programs      7.0
memory, cache      3.1
Memory, integrity      7.1
Memory, limits      7.1
Memory, managers      3.1
Memory, mapped input/output      4.1
Memory, space requirement      7.7
Memory, testing      7.1
Memory, user      7.1
Menus, program control      9.5
Method, change of      7.7
Methods, data fitting      15.3
Methods, finding      13.3
Methods, general vs. specific      13.1
Methods, IRR problem      14.3
Methods, problem solution      17.3
Methods, spacecraft trajectories      16.3
Microsoft Basic      2.9 3.3
Microsoft FORTRAN      2.9
Microsoft Macro Assembler      2.9
Microsoft QuickC      2.9
Microsoft Visual BASIC      2.9
Microsoft Windows      4.2 7.1
MIDI (Music Interface)      2.3
Milestones in program      7.3
Minimal BASIC      2.9
Minimization of sum of squares      15.2
MINITAB (JOURNAL command)      6.1
MINOS      3.3
Missing data      2.4
Missing values      19.6
Modelling      15.0
Models      1.3
Modem settings      2.2
modems      4.3
Modifications and improvements      12.9
Modularity of programs      6.4
Monospaced font      2.6
Monotonicity of results      13.1
Monroe calculator (historical)      1.1
Monte-Carlo method      3.3
Mostek 6502 processor      4.1
Motorola 6800 processor      4.1
Motorola 68000 processor      4.1
Motorola 680x0 processors      7.1
Mouse      4.4 (see also “Pointing device”)
Mouse-based interfaces      1.5
MS-DOS (Microsoft)      1.1 2.5 2.6 2.9 5.3 7.1
MS-DOS 5.0      2.6
MS-DOS BATch command file      6.1
MS-DOS file system      5.1
MS-DOS versions, effect on timing      18.3
Multiple integrals      3.3
Multiple integration      3.3
Multiple operating systems      5.3
MuMath (symbolic algebra system)      3.4
NAG (Numerical Algorithms Group Inc.)      6.2 13.5
NANET Newsletter      13.5
Nash’s Axiom      13.1
Natural sciences      1.3
NED (the Nash EDitor)      2.6
Nelder — Mead minimization      15.4
Net present value (NPV)      14.1
NETLIB      13.5 14.4
network adapters      4.1
Network operating software, effect on timing      18.3
networks      2.2
Newton method      9.3 13.1 15.3
Newton second law of motion      16.2
NeXT computers      1.1
NLPDEX      2.9
Non-goals of book      1.2
Non-mathematical data processing related to calculation      2.1
Nonlinear estimation      15.4
Nonlinear function minimization      19.0 19.2
Nonlinear least squares      3.3 15.3
Nonlinear model      15.1
Nonlinear regression      15.3
Norm of a matrix      3.3
Normal equations      12.1 12.2
North Star Computer      1.1
North Star DOS      5.3
Notation, data fitting      15.2
NUL, MS-DOS dummy output device      9.6
Null modem      4.3
Numeric co-processor      3.1 18.1
Numeric co-processor, effect on execution time      18.7
Numeric co-processor, manufacturer variation      18.7
Numerical differentiation      3.3
Numerical integration      3.3
Numerical linear algebra      3.3
Numerical linear algebra, first order      16.2
Numerical linear algebra, ODEs      3.3
ODEs, first order      16.2
ODEs, system of      16.3
Off-line communication      2.2
One-off problems      12.8
One-way plot      19.5
Operating practice      11.0
Operating System      4.1 4.2
Operating system directory facilities      10.5
Operational choices, effect on program performance      18.1
Operational considerations      4.5
Optical character recognition (OCR)      2.3 2.7
Optical scanners      2.3 2.7 4.1
Optimization      3.3
Oral communications      2.2
Orbits, spacecraft      16.1
Ordinary differential equations      3.3
Organizing files      5.3
Orthogonalization      3.3
OS/2 (IBM)      1.1 4.2
Outcomes of simulation      17.3
Outliers      19.3 19.7
Output, intermediate      9.1
Output, use of      9.1
p-code      8.2
Packages, use for data fitting      15.4
Packages, use for hiring problem      17.4
Packages, use for IRR problem      14.4
Packages, use for problem solution      17.4
Packages, use for spacecraft trajectories      16.4
Parallelism      4.1
PARANOIA (test program)      9.8
Parity checks      9.7
Partial differential equations      3.3 (see also “PDEs”)
Pascal      2.9
Pascal-SC      2.9
Pattern detection      19.3 19.7
PC (personal computer), communications options      1.4
PC (personal computer), configuration options      1.4
PC (personal computer), configurations of interest      1.4
PC (personal computer), definition      Preface 1.1
PC (personal computer), graphical output      1.4
PC (personal computer), historical      1.4
PC (personal computer), lifetime      1.1
PC (personal computer), pdate.pas time&date program      5.3
PC (personal computer), peripherals      1.4
PC (personal computer), printer options      1.4
PDEs      3.3
Peer pressure      1.1
Performance ratios      18.5
Peripheral devices      4.4 9.7
Personal choice      20.6
Personal Computer      see “PC”
Personal satisfaction      20.6
PFORT verifier      6.2
photographs      2.7
Physical connectors      4.1
Physical environment for PCs      11.2
Physical environment, computer      11.1
Physical security      5.4
Physical separation of backup copies      5.4
Plotter, pen-type      4.4
Point cloud rotation or spinning      19.7
Pointers      12.3
Pointing device      2.7 4.4
Polak — Ribiere Conjugate Gradient method (CG)      19.2
Polynomial, roots or zeros      13.1 14.2
Positive definite matrix      3.3
Positivity of results      13.1
PostScript (Adobe)      2.6 2.7
Power bar      11.5
Power considerations      11.5
Power function      9.8
Practicalities in use of PCs      3.5
Practice of computation      1.1
Pre-processing of data (for graphs)      19.7
Precision of calculations      3.3
Precision of functions      3.3
Precision problems      4.1
Present value      14.1
Presentation graphics      19.3
Principal components      12.2
Print to file      2.6
Printer buffer      3.1
Printer, daisy-wheel      4.4
Printer, dot-matrix      4.4
Printer, ink jet      4.4
printer, laser      4.4
Printing graphs      19.7
Problem assumptions      17.2
Problem documentation      12.4
Problem features, unusual      13.1
Problem formulation      12.1 13.0
Problem formulation, data fitting      15.2
Problem formulation, hiring problem      17.2
Problem formulation, importance      13.1
Problem formulation, IRR      14.2
Problem formulation, spacecraft trajectories      16.2
Problem notation      17.2
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