A Brief Introduction to Numerical Analysis - Tyrtyshnikov, Eugene E.
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Due in July. This is an advanced textbook based on lectures delivered by a well-known specialist at the Moscow Physico-Technical Institute. The author makes the reader an active participant by asking questions, hinting, giving direct recommendations, comparing different methods, and discussing "pessimistic" and "optimistic" approaches to numerical analysis in a short time. Since matrix analysis underlies numerical methods and the author is an expert in this field, emphasis is on methods and algorithms of matrix analysis. Also considered are function approximations, methods of solving nonlinear…mehr

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Due in July. This is an advanced textbook based on lectures delivered by a well-known specialist at the Moscow Physico-Technical Institute. The author makes the reader an active participant by asking questions, hinting, giving direct recommendations, comparing different methods, and discussing "pessimistic" and "optimistic" approaches to numerical analysis in a short time. Since matrix analysis underlies numerical methods and the author is an expert in this field, emphasis is on methods and algorithms of matrix analysis. Also considered are function approximations, methods of solving nonlinear equations, and minimization methods. Alongside classical methods, new results and approaches developed over the last few years are discussed.
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"The title of this book reflects its structure and style with great exactness... The presentation of the material is very clear and supported by properly chosen exercises of good didactic value added to each lecture."

- Zentralblatt Math

"[The book] is a short and elegant coupling of simplicity and very deep results...[It] can be used both as an introduction and a refinement to a university course. Students [in] mathematics and physics but also other advanced readers and experienced researchers find both the classical fundamental results and new visions and ideas while reading this nice book."

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