Numerical Methods for EngineersThis edition is founded on the basic premise that student engineers should be provided with a strong and early introduction to numeerical methods. |
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MODELING COMPUTERS AND ERROR ANALYSIS | 7 |
Computers and Software | 22 |
Approximations and Errors | 58 |
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addition algorithm applied approach approximation bisection boundary conditions calculated Chap chapter coefficients computer program convergence corrector curve data points depicted in Fig determine differential equation DOFOR eigenvalues Electronic TOOLKIT element employed ENDDO Euler's method evaluate example f(xo falling parachutist formulas Fourier fourth-order function Gauss elimination Gauss-Seidel Gauss-Seidel method graphical implement independent variable initial guesses INPUT integration interpolating polynomial interval iteration linear algebraic equations linear regression LU decomposition mathematical matrix inverse Newton-Raphson method nodes nonlinear numerical methods obtain parameters percent relative error Perform pivoting plot predict Problem Statement Pseudocode reactor recall relative error Repeat Prob represents RK method Romberg integration root round-off error secant method second-order segments Simpson's 1/3 rule Simpson's rule slope solve spline spreadsheet step Study SUBROUTINE substituted into Eq Table Taylor series techniques temperature trapezoidal rule truncation error vector velocity x₁ Yi+1 yield zero
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