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245 00 Computational Technologies :|ba First Course /|cedited by
Petr N. Vabishchevich.
264 1 Berlin/Boston :|bDe Gruyter,|c2015.
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505 0 Preface; Introduction; 1 An introduction to C; 1.1 Syntax;
1.2 Constants and variables; 1.3 Expressions and
operators; 1.4 Statements; 1.5 Arrays; 1.6 Pointers; 1.7
Functions; 1.8 Structures; 1.9 Input/output; 1.10 Program
structure; 2 C++ programming basics; 2.1 Enhanced
features; 2.2 Classes; 2.3 Function and operator
overloading; 2.4 Inheritance; 2.5 Input/output; 2.6
Standard libraries; 3 GCC distilled; 3.1 General
information; 3.2 Available documentation; 3.3 Compilation
workflow; 3.4 Compiling a C/C++ program; 3.5 Libraries and
linking programs; 3.6 Debugging.
505 8 3.7 The make utility4 The Eclipse IDE in a nutshell; 4.1
The Eclipse architecture and GUI; 4.2 Working with
projects; 4.3 Editing a source code; 4.4 Debugging
applications; 5 The GSL scientific library; 5.1
Preliminaries; 5.2 Functions and constants; 5.3
Combinatorics; 5.4 Linear algebra; 5.5 Numerical
differentiation and integration; 5.6 Cauchy problem for
systems of ODEs; 5.7 Solution of equations; 5.8
Interpolation and approximation of functions; 5.9 Fast
Fourier transforms and Chebyshev approximations; 6
Visualization of computed data; 6.1 Basics; 6.2 Data
handling; 6.3 Data interpolation.
505 8 6.4 Using styles6.5 Graph decoration; 7 Mathematical
modeling; 7.1 Approximation of experimental data; 7.2
Predator-prey system; 7.3 Water infiltration; 7.4 Torsion
of cylindrical bars; Bibliography; Index.
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present computational technologies that use the
algorithmic languages C/C++. The emphasis is on GNU
compilers and libraries, FOSS for the solution of
computational mathematics problems and visualization of
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700 1 Afanasyeva, Nadezhda M.
700 1 Borisov, Victor S.
700 1 Churbanov, Aleksandr G.
700 1 Grigoriev, Aleksander V.
700 1 Kolesov, Alexandr E.
700 1 Popov, Petr A.
700 1 Sirditov, Ivan K.
700 1 Vasilieva, Maria V.
700 1 Zakharov, Petr E.
700 1 Vabishchevich, Petr N.
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