The Mathematica guidebook for numerics. With DVD.
General reference works (handbooks, dictionaries, bibliographies, etc.) pertaining to numerical analysis (65-00) Introductory exposition (textbooks, tutorial papers, etc.) pertaining to numerical analysis (65-01) Numerical approximation and computational geometry (primarily algorithms) (65Dxx) Numerical linear algebra (65Fxx) Nonlinear algebraic or transcendental equations (65Hxx) Numerical mathematical programming methods (65K05) Numerical methods for ordinary differential equations (65Lxx) Numerical methods for partial differential equations, initial value and time-dependent initial-boundary value problems (65Mxx) Numerical methods for partial differential equations, boundary value problems (65Nxx) Numerical methods for discrete and fast Fourier transforms (65T50) Packaged methods for numerical algorithms (65Y15)
Außer dem Mathematica Guide Book for Numerics gibt es noch drei weitere: Programming (Programmierung), Graphics (Grafische Datenverarbeitung) und Symbolics (Symbol\-ver\-ar\-bei\-tung). Damit wird insgesamt die Anwendung der Mathematik auf klassische und moderne Probleme in der Wissenschaft, speziell in der Informatik, und in der Visualisierung nicht nur beschrieben sondern deren Durchführung auch außerordentlich erleichtert. Im Internet existiert für das gesamte Produkt eine Homepage \url{http://www.mathematicaguidebooks.org/} oder Web Site. Ferner liegt dem Band zur Numerik, wie allen anderen Bänden auch, eine begleitende DVD bei. Diese erlauben die sofortige Nutzung aller in den jeweiligen Bänden verfügbar gemachten Informationen auf einem Computer. Man kann sagen: Die DVD haben die Wirkung eines speziell programmierten Notebooks. Die Anfänge der großen Konzeption und umfassenden Planung des Werkes liegen in der kleinen deutschen Technischen Hochschule Ilmenau in Thüringen. Dort kam in den Jahren ab 1988, aber in echtem und stärkerem Maße 1990, der Autor erstmalig mit einer Früh- oder Vorform in Berührung, war sofort bei eigenen Arbeiten von der Tragweite der Idee überzeugt und begeistert. Er hielt für interessierte Mitarbeiter und Kollegen eine dreisemestrige Vorlesung, erweiterte von da an das Manuskript von anfänglich 1600 Seiten auf mehr als das Dreifache, ergänzte 18 Gigabytes Programmtext für die bereits erwähnten Notebooks, 4000 Grafiken, 1000 vollständige Beispiele und 150 Animationen. Die erste Ausgabe des so entstandenen Werkes (2002) war das Resultat mehr als zehnjähriger Arbeit, das er Stephen Wolfram, bei Wolfram Research Inc. USA, anbot. Die nächsten Jahre auf dem Weg zu einem Buch waren sehr schwierig, es gab Probleme mit der Sprache und dem Herausgeber. Zum Inhalt selbst: Ein Kapitel 0 gibt eine Einführung und Orientierung zum Gesamtwerk Numerik (17 Seiten). Das Kapitel 1 beschreibt die numerische Berechnungen und stellt mit rund 970 Seiten den Hauptteil dar. Kapitel 3 bietet einen Blick in das Rechnen mit genauen Zahlen (rund 90 Seiten). Übungen, Lösungen und Referenzen (612) füllen 220 Seiten, der sehr ausführliche Index 18 Seiten (dreispaltig, etwa 45 Eingänge pro Spalte).
- Overall elastic properties of a material containing inhomogeneities of concave shape
- A generalized Steffensen's method for matrix sign function
- A multiquadric RBF-FD scheme for simulating the financial HHW equation utilizing exponential integrator
- Approximating the matrix sign function using a novel iterative method
- A matrix iteration for finding Drazin inverse with ninth-order convergence
- An improved computationally efficient method for finding the Drazin inverse
- An efficient computation of generalized inverse of a matrix
- On a new method for computing the numerical solution of systems of nonlinear equations
- Some iterative methods free from derivatives and their basins of attraction for nonlinear equations
- Factorizations of hyperpower family of iterative methods via least squares approach
- Approximate solution of nonlinear Black-Scholes equation via a fully discretized fourth-order method
- European option valuation under the Bates PIDE in finance: a numerical implementation of the Gaussian scheme
- Pricing the financial Heston-Hull-White model with arbitrary correlation factors via an adaptive FDM
- An efficient matrix iterative method for computing Moore-Penrose inverse
- RBF-FD solution for a financial partial-integro differential equation utilizing the generalized multiquadric function
- A class of numerical algorithms for computing outer inverses
- A fast convergent numerical method for matrix sign function with application in SDEs
- New iterative methods for finding matrix sign function: derivation and application
- A class of Kung-Traub-type iterative algorithms for matrix inversion
- Further efficient hyperpower iterative methods for the computation of generalized inverses \(A_{T,S}^{(2)}\)
- Some matrix iterations for computing matrix sign function
- A class of Steffensen-type iterative methods for nonlinear systems
- On a fourth-order matrix method for computing polar decomposition
- Finding the Moore-Penrose inverse by a new matrix iteration
- An efficient and stable Newton-type iterative method for computing generalized inverse \(A_{T,S}^{(2)}\)
- Concurrent product and process parameters determination under deterioration process
- Practical numerics using Mathematica
- Testing if a mixture is from a given location-scale family
- On finding robust approximate inverses for large sparse matrices
- Numerical solution of the Beltrami equation via a purely linear system
- Some Newton-type iterative methods with and without memory for solving nonlinear equations
- Investing in lead-time variability reduction in a collaborative vendor-buyer supply chain model with stochastic lead time
- Some optimal iterative methods and their with memory variants
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1955479 (Why is no real title available?)
- Two novel classes of two-step optimal methods for all the zeros in an interval
- Mathematical model of a brittle crack that takes into account the distribution of cohesive forces between the crack faces and the distance between them
- Finding generalized inverses by a fast and efficient numerical method
- On hyperpower family of iterations for computing outer inverses possessing high efficiencies
- An Efficient Numerical Scheme for the Solution of a Stochastic Volatility Model Including Contemporaneous Jumps in Finance
- An efficient matrix iteration for computing weighted Moore-Penrose inverse
- Numerically stable improved Chebyshev-Halley type schemes for matrix sign function
- The heteroscedastic odd log-logistic generalized gamma regression model for censored data
- Product and process parameters determination for quality and cost
- A general framework for the exact stability analysis of love dynamics with four independent time delays
- Complete stability assessment of LTI systems with multiple constant-coefficient distributed delays using the improved frequency sweeping framework
- Improved frequency sweeping technique and stability analysis of the second-order consensus protocol with distributed delays
- Design and comprehensive analysis of improved proportional-integral-retarded protocol for second-order multi-agent systems
- On the application of ergodic theory to an alternating series expansion for real numbers
- Exploiting a higher-order scheme for matrix square root and its inverse simultaneously
- Two optimal eighth-order derivative-free classes of iterative methods
- Convergence properties of the radial basis function-finite difference method on specific stencils with applications in solving partial differential equations
- A unified framework for high-order compact finite differences using infinitely- and piecewise-smooth RBFs with polynomials
- An efficient single-step bi-parametric Newton-type method with memory having \(R\)-order \(1 + \sqrt{3}\)
- Computing outer inverses by scaled matrix iterations
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