Dynamics : Numerical Explorations (Applied Mathematical Sciences)
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Book Description
The Dynamics program and handbook allows the reader to explore nonlinear dynamics and chaos by the use of illustrated graphics. It is suitable for research and educational needs. This new edition allows the program = to run 3 times faster on the processes that are time consuming. Other major changes include: 1. There will be an add-your-own equation facility. This means it = will be unnecessary to have a compiler. PD and Lyanpunov exponents and Newton method for finding periodic orbits can all be carried out numerically without adding specific code for partial derivatives. 2. The program will support color postscript. 3. New menu system in which the user is prompted by options when a command is chosen. This means that the program is much easier to learn and to remember in comparison to current version. 4. Mouse support is added. 5. The program will be able to use the expanded memory available on modern PC's. This means pictures will be higher resolution. There are also many minor chan ce much of the source code will be available on the web, although some of ges such as zoom facility and help facility.=20 6. Due to limited spa it willr emain on the disk so that the unix users still have to purchase the book. This will allow minor upgrades for Unix users.
Book Info
Explains basic ideas of nonlinear dynamical systems. New edition upgrades many of the old routines and provides new capabilities, including color printing. 3 1/2 inch disk included. DLC: Dynamics.
Dynamics: Numerical Explorations (Applied Mathematical Sciences),Helena E. Nusse,James A. Yorke,B.C. Hunt,E.J. Kostelich,Springer,0387982647,Advanced,Analytic Mechanics (Mathematical Aspects),Applied,Chaos Theory (Mathematics),Chaotic behavior in systems,Data processing,Differential Equations,Dynamics,Mathematics,Mechanics - Dynamics - General,Science/Mathematics,Applications of Computing,Applied mathematics,Classical mechanics,Functional analysis,Mathematics / Mathematical Analysis
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