Description
Rózsa Péter delves into the intricate world of recursive functions, offering readers a comprehensive exploration of their fundamental principles and applications in computer theory. The text provides a thorough examination of the mathematical underpinnings of recursion, illustrating complex concepts with clarity to appeal to both novices and seasoned theorists alike.
With a bilingual structure presenting both English and German translations, the book ensures accessibility for a wider audience, bridging gaps in understanding for those fluent in either language. Through a meticulous blend of theory and practical examples, Péter guides readers towards a deeper appreciation of how recursive functions shape computational logic and their implications within the broader scope of computer science.
With a bilingual structure presenting both English and German translations, the book ensures accessibility for a wider audience, bridging gaps in understanding for those fluent in either language. Through a meticulous blend of theory and practical examples, Péter guides readers towards a deeper appreciation of how recursive functions shape computational logic and their implications within the broader scope of computer science.
Détails du livre
Format
Relié
Pages
179 pages
Langue
Anglais
Publié
Jan 1, 1981
Éditeur
Halsted Pr
ISBN-10
0470271957
ISBN-13
9780470271957