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Tea Time Numerical Analysis

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Tea Time Numerical Analysis
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Publisher: Southern Connecticut State University
Number of pages: 278

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A one semester introduction to numerical analysis. Includes typical introductory material, root finding, numerical calculus, and interpolation techniques. The focus is on the mathematics rather than application to engineering or sciences.

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