C++ Toolkit for Engineers and Scientists
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Word Count
97,250 words, Guess
Page Count
389 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL7449812M
- ISBN-139780387987972
- ISBN-100387987975
- OCLC Control Numberctoolkitforengin00smit
- Library of Congress Control Number99018595
and 1 more
- Goodreads1673206
Classifications
- LCCQA76.73.C153 S654 1999
Description
This concise guide covers the fundamental aspects of the numerical analysis, basing upon it the construction of its routines for solving nonlinear equations, linear and nonlinear systems of equations, and eigenvalue problems. Focusing on software development, this book emphasizes software tools, OOP techniques for handling vectors, polynomials, and matrices. Using actual examples to demonstrate reusable tools, C++ Toolkit for Engineers and Scientists will enable the reader to solve broad classes of software development and programming challenges. Key Features: Focuses on the applications and solutions of problems for engineers and physical scientists utilizing math techniques in C++. Discusses design and development of math libraries to implement numerous engineering applications. Accompanying the book is a diskette that contains some of the source code described in the text, all of the object code, and several demonstration programs. Explains and utilizes the two C++ features most recently implemented by Borland C++: templates and exception handling. C++ Toolkit for Engineers and Scientists provides a balanced approach between OOP techniques and quick and dirty number crunching, and emphasizes the use of OOP features in implementing vector, polynomial and matrix algebra. As a practical reference,it will help developers and consultants setting up applications programs for electrical, electronic engineering and physical sciences who need to develop clean, efficient C++ programs in minimal time.
First Sentence
This book is an introduction to C+ + techniques for scientific and engineering application software development.
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