Differential and Difference Equations Through Computer Experiments: With Diskettes Containing Phaser: An Animator/Simulator for Dynamical Systems for IBM Personal Computers von Hueseyin Ko�ak: Brand New Paperback (2012)

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pap/psc edition. 240 pages. 9.21x6.14x0.51 inches. In Stock.

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Titel: Differential and Difference Equations Through Computer Experiments: With Diskettes Containing Phaser: An Animator/Simulator for Dynamical Systems for IBM Personal Computers
Verlag: Please See Onix Files
Erscheinungsjahr: 2012
Sprache: Englisch
ISBN-10: 1468402730
ISBN-13: 9781468402735
Einband: Paperback
Zustand: Brand New

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This is a somewhat unusual book with a dual purpose. First, it is a manual to help readers learn how to use PRASER, the program on the accompanying diskette for mM personal computers. Second, it is an illustrated guide to the wonderful world of experimental and theoretical dynamics, one which presents dozens of concrete examples ranging from the most rudimentary, appropriate for the beginning student, to the highly complex, suitable for the research mathematician. Before indicating what PRASER does and how it works, let me describe how it came a.bout. During the past decade the field of differential and difference equations has witnessed a remarkable explo� sion of knowledge, not only in theory but also in applications to discip� lines as diverse as biology and fluid mechanics. Computers have played a crucial role in this process by making possible detailed analyses of specific systems. In this regard, one need only mention the work of Lorenz on strange attractors and the discoveries of Feigenbaum on the bifurcations of interval maps.

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This is a somewhat unusual book with a dual purpose. First, it is a manual to help readers learn how to use PRASER, the program on the accompanying diskette for mM personal computers. Second, it is an illustrated guide to the wonderful world of experimental and theoretical dynamics, one which presents dozens of concrete examples ranging from the most rudimentary, appropriate for the beginning student, to the highly complex, suitable for the research mathematician. Before indicating what PRASER does and how it works, let me describe how it came a.bout. During the past decade the field of differential and difference equations has witnessed a remarkable explo� sion of knowledge, not only in theory but also in applications to discip� lines as diverse as biology and fluid mechanics. Computers have played a crucial role in this process by making possible detailed analyses of specific systems. In this regard, one need only mention the work of Lorenz on strange attractors and the discoveries of Feigenbaum on the bifurcations of interval maps.

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