Detalles del libro
Formato
Tapa dura
Páginas
199
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado
Jan 1, 1971
Editorial
Gordon & Breach Science Pub
ISBN-10
0677142307
ISBN-13
9780677142302
Descripción
This book presents a thorough exploration of numerical methods tailored for solving nonlinear algebraic equations. Written by Philip Rabinowitz, it delves into various techniques designed to tackle the complexities that arise in these mathematical problems. The author emphasizes the importance of understanding the underlying theory, ensuring readers gain both practical skills and a robust theoretical foundation.
The structured presentation navigates through different methodologies, offering insights into their applicability and effectiveness. With clear explanations and references to further literature, Rabinowitz makes the subject accessible to a range of readers, from students to professionals looking to enhance their computational toolkit.
Its thoughtful layout combines clean pages with a dark purple dust jacket, adding a touch of elegance to this scholarly work. The bibliography serves as a valuable resource, pointing interested readers towards further study in the field of numerical analysis and nonlinear equations.
The structured presentation navigates through different methodologies, offering insights into their applicability and effectiveness. With clear explanations and references to further literature, Rabinowitz makes the subject accessible to a range of readers, from students to professionals looking to enhance their computational toolkit.
Its thoughtful layout combines clean pages with a dark purple dust jacket, adding a touch of elegance to this scholarly work. The bibliography serves as a valuable resource, pointing interested readers towards further study in the field of numerical analysis and nonlinear equations.