Numerical methods for engineering application

Library	Materyal Türü	Barkod	Yer Numarası	Durum
Searching... Pamukkale Merkez Kütüphanesi	Kitap	0052426	TA335 F47 1998	Searching... Unknown
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State-of-the-art numerical methods for solving complex engineering problems

Great strides in computer technology have been made in the years since the popular first edition of this book was published. Several excellent software packages now help engineers solve complex problems. Making the most of these programs requires a working knowledge of the numerical methods on which the programs are based. Numerical Methods for Engineering Application provides that knowledge.

While it avoids intense mathematical detail, Numerical Methods for Engineering Application supplies more in-depth explanations of methods than found in the typical engineer's numerical "cookbook." It offers complete coverage of most commonly encountered algebraic, interpolation, and integration problems. Ordinary differential equations are examined in great detail, as are three common types of partial differential equations--parabolic, elliptic, and hyperbolic. The author also explores a wide range of methods for solving initial and boundary value problems.

This complete guide to numerical methods for solving engineering problems on computers provides:
* Practical advice on how to select the best method for a given problem
* Valuable insights into how each method works and why it is the best choice
* Complete algorithms and source code for all programs covered
* Code from the book and problem-solving programs designed by the author available from the author's website

Numerical Methods for Engineering Application is a valuable working resource for engineers and applied physicists. It also serves as an excellent upper-level text for physics and engineering students in courses on modern numerical methods.

Author Notes

JOEL H. FERZIGER, PhD, is a professor in the Stanford University Department of Mechanical Engineering. Dr. Ferziger holds a doctorate in nuclear engineering from the University of Michigan. He is a Max Planck Award recipient, a Humboldt Fellow, and a Fellow of ASME and APS. His other books include Computational Methods for Fluid Dynamics.

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Ferziger's first edition appeared as a four-chapter work (CH, May`82). As he notes, computational technology has changed greatly since then. Today's engineers typically use powerful workstations configured with multiple software applications, often including one or more mathematical packages for problem solving and design implementation. Improved methods and new algorithms for solving differential equations have evolved over this period, too. This new edition takes these changes into account, adds some supplemental background review material on linear algebra, and selectively includes additional material and many more examples in its new eight-chapter format. This insightful book may be used either as a text or reference for the study or review of numerical methods for solving linear equations, performing interpolations and integration, and solving a broad spectrum of ordinary and partial differential equations. The solution methods are explained in a straightforward way with minimal background theory and illustrated through descriptive examples. Problems are included at the ends of chapters, and a list of the computer codes described in the book are cited in an appendix with instructions for obtaining them via the Internet. Upper-division undergraduates through professionals. E. M. Aupperle; University of Michigan

Short Review of Linear Algebra

Interpolation

Integration

Ordinary Differential Equations: I. Initial Value Problems

Ordinary Differential Equations: II. Boundary Value Problems

Partial Differential Equations: I. Parabolic Equations

Partial Differential Equations: II. Elliptic Equations

Partial Differential Equations: III. Hyperbolic Equations

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