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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
Problem size      12.2 19.2
Problem solving      12.0
Problem solving environment      16.4
Problem Statement, data fitting      15.1
Problem Statement, hiring problem      17.1
Problem Statement, IRR      14.1
Problem Statement, spacecraft trajectories      16.1
Problem type      3.2 12.2
Problem, mathematical      13.2
Problem, real-world      13.2
Problem, representation      13.2
Problem, size      7.0
Problems, data storage      7.1
Problems, disk      9.7
Problems, input/output      9.7
Problems, memory      7.1
Problems, restructuring of programs      7.4
Procedures manual      5.7
Processor, architecture      7.1
Processor, comparisons      18.1
Processor, effect on execution time      18.7
Production runs      12.8
Profile of a program      8.1
Program analysis      8.1
Program builder      15.4
Program catalogs      10.5
Program development      2.9
Program directories      10.5
Program editors      10.1
Program efficiency      18.0
Program execution time      19.2
Program flow      9.2
Program improvement      12.9
Program interruption      10.6
Program language differences      18.1
Program language substitution      8.2
Program launching      6.5
Program modifications      12.9
Program modularity      6.4
Program monitoring      8.1
Program organization      18.1
Program performance      18.0
Program profile      8.1
Program resources      5.0
Program size      18.3 18.4
Program storage requirements      18.0
Program structure      6.4 7.3
Program testing      9.0 18.1
Program timing      18.0
Program variable names      6.2
Program verification      18.1
Program, formatting      9.3
Program, restructuring      7.4
Programmer practices      6.6
Programming      2.9 12.3
Programming aids      6.0
Programming effectively      4.7
Programming environments      6.1 10.1
Programming errors      5.7
Programming language      6.1 12.3
Programming language translators      4.2
Programming modularity      6.4
Programming structure      6.4
Programming style      6.0
Programming style, effect on program performance      18.1
Programming tools      6.1
Programming tricks-avoid      12.3
Programs, data fitting      15.4
Programs, hiring problem      17.4
Programs, IRR problem      14.4
Programs, spacecraft trajectories      16.4
Proof of correctness      9.3
Proof-reading      12.3
Proportionally-spaced fonts      2.6
Pseudo code      6.3 12.4
Pseudo-random number      see “Random number”
Public-domain software      4.2
Purpose of book      Preface
Purpose of study of the Cholesky decomposition      18.1
Purpose, minimization methods      19.1
QBASIC interpreter (Microsoft)      2.9
QR decomposition      3.3 12.2
Quadratic Programming (QP)      3.3
Quadrature      3.3 13.6
Quantitative methods      1.3
Quattro (Borland)      19.3 19.4
Radio frequency radiation      11.6
RAM (Random Access Memory)      see “Memory”
RAM disk (pseudo-disk, virtual disk)      4.1 5.6 7.1 8.1 8.4 9.1 11.8
RAM disk (pseudo-disk, virtual disk), used in timing programs      18.3
random number generation      3.3 17.3
Random variate transformation      17.3
Raster display      4.4
Raster graphic devices      2.7
Ratio-to-best graph      19.6
Readable files      5.1
Real numbers      3.0
Real-time communications      2.2
Real-time programs      8.0
Recurrence relations      8.1
Redirection of command output      5.3
Redirection of input/output      9.6
Relative measurements      19.3
Relative measures      19.6
Relative odds      17.2
Removable storage media      5.7
Reorganization of calculations      7.2
Repair programs      10.6
Report writers      2.8
Reprogramming      7.5
Research administration      2.1
Research grants      2.10
Research planning      2.10
Reset, system      9.7
Residuals      13.6 15.2
Resilience to disk problems      9.7
Resilience to I/O failure      9.7
Resources, mouse      4.2
Resources, network adapter      4.2
Resources, printer      4.2
Resources, scanner      4.2
Resources, video adapter      4.2
Restructuring of programs      7.4
Result (of computations)      13.1
Results, verification      13.6
Reuse of data structures      7.2
Risk/benefit analysis, for file backup      5.4
Robust estimation      15.2
Robustness to bad data      12.5
Robustness, of program to input errors      9.5
ROM (read-only-memory)      4.1
Root-finding      3.3 14.1 14.3
Roots of equations      3.2
Roots of quadratic equation      9.1
Roots, polynomial      14.2
Rotating coordinate system      16.2
Runge — Kutta — Fehlberg (RKF) method      3.3 16.3
Scaling, logarithmic      19.5
Scaling, ODE solution      16.5
Scanner      4.4
Scatter plots      see “XY plots”
Scientific computation, aspects      1.0
Scientific method      1.3
Scientific text processing      2.5
Screen blanker      4.1 18.3
Screen capture      19.7
Screen editor      10.1
Screen saver      see “Screen blanker”
Script (stored instructions)      2.9 6.1 9.6 12.5 12.8
Script (stored instructions) for editing      2.4
Script (stored instructions), test      12.7
Search, for methods      13.3
Security      2.2
Seek time      8.4
Selection boxes, program control      9.5
Self-extracting archives      5.5
Service Contracts      11.7
Servicing and spare parts      11.7
SharpPC1211 (historical)      1.1
Simplicity of problem statement      13.1
Simulation      3.2 13.6 17.0 17.1 17.3
Single statement execution      9.2
Singular value decomposition      3.3 12.2
Singularity in ODE solution      16.5
Size difficulties      4.11 7.0
Smallness, tests of      9.8
SnoopGuard security device      4.1 5.7
Social sciences      1.3
Software      4.2
Software for use with numeric co-processors      8.3
Software, configuration      4.5
Software, development environment      4.8
Software, files      5.2
software, installation      4.5
Software, sources      13.5
Software, upgrade      4.5
Solution, inadmissible      13.2
Solution, methods      13.1
Solutions, data fitting      15.5
Solutions, equations      3.2
Solutions, hiring problem      17.5
Solutions, IRR problem      14.5
Solutions, spacecraft trajectories      16.5
Solver software      15.4
Sorting of data      10.7
Sorting of data for graphs      19.4
source code      12.3
Source code, length      18.4
Sources of software      13.5
Spare parts      11.7
Sparse matrix      3.3
special characters      10.1 12.5
Special characters in file names      5.1
Special functions      3.3 9.8
Special hardware      8.3
Special hardware for speed-up      8.2
SpinRite      8.4 10.6 11.7
Spreadsheet software      2.4 2.6 15.4
Spreadsheet software for graph preparation      19.6
Spreadsheet software, IRR function      14.4
Spreadsheet software, NPV function      14.4
Stacker      5.5
Standard solution methods      17.1
Star plots      19.7
Start-from-file facility      7.6
Start-up time      8.4
Stata      19.4
Static electricity      11.1
statistical functions      3.3
Statistical packages      15.4
Stem-and-Leaf diagram      19.3
Step-and-description      12.4
Steps in solution      12.0
Stepwise regression      12.2
Stiff equations      3.3
Stochastic trial      17.2
Stopwatch      8.6
Storage media      11.4
Strategy      4.6
Strategy, use of PCs      20.0
Stress inducing factors      11.6
String size limitations      9.8
Structure and modularity      6.4
Structure of programs      6.4
Sub-programs      6.5 12.7
Sub-programs to replace in-line code      7.4
Sub-programs, data flow      6.5
Sub-programs, structure      12.6
Sub-tests      9.4
Subdirectory      5.1 5.3
Subdirectory, archiving      5.5
Subroutine call timings      8.1
Subroutine library      6.1 15.4 16.4
Substitution of program code      8.2
Summation      3.3
SUN computers      1.1
Supercomputer      2.1
Support files      5.2
Surge protection      11.5
Symbol display, for program monitoring      8.1
Symbolic computing      3.4
System files      5.2
t-distribution      3.3
Tabular data      2.4
Tactics, use of PCs      20.0
Tag and go control      10.2
Tape      4.1 11.4
Tape backup      4.4
Tape cartridges      4.4
Tape label      5.3
Tape, 0.5 inch      4.4
Target machine      12.3
Technical papers      2.5
Terminate-&-stay-resident (TSR) programs      4.1
Termination, of iterative algorithms      9.8
Test of solutions      13.6
Test to generate error messages      9.5
Test, complete      12.7
Test, complete programs      12.7
Test, control path check      9.5
Test, data      9.5 12.7
Test, data entry      12.5
Test, extreme input      9.5
Test, full      9.5 9.6
Test, incorrect input      9.5
Test, language translators      9.8
Test, normal input      9.5
Test, programs      9.0
Test, scripts      12.7
Test, special functions      9.8
Test, sub      9.4
Test, subprogram      12.6
Test, user memory size      7.1
TEX (Knuth)      2.5 2.6
Text editor      10.1
Text form for data      10.3
Text form, output      2.6
Text form, transmission      2.2
Text spacing      2.5
text wrapping      2.6
Themes of book, choosing tools      Preface
Themes of book, learning and finding software      Preface
Themes of book, what to attempt      Preface
Three-dimensional plot      19.7 (see also “3D plot”)
Tidiness      11.1
Time differences, Cholesky, decomposition variants      18.5
Time of day clock      8.6
Time sensitive copy      10.2
Time steps in ODE solution      16.5
Time-shared programs      18.3
Time/accuracy trade-off      8.1 8.5
Time/date stamp      9.1
Timer “tick”      8.6
TIMER, Pascal program      8.6
Timing      8.6
Timing, clock tick      18.5
Timing, difficulty of suppressing, co-processors      18.7
Timing, issues      18.3
Timing, programs      8.0
Timing, tools      8.6
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