Introduction to Fortran 95 and Numerical Computing
by Adrian Sandu
Publisher: Virginia Tech 2001
Number of pages: 215
Description:
Contents: a quick tour of fortran 95; the building blocks of a fortran application; flow control; computer arithmetic; applications; intrinsic functions; input and output; arrays; more on procedures; parametrized intrinsic types; derived types; pointers and targets; elements of object-oriented programming; code performance; linear systems of algebraic equations; linear least squares; nonlinear equations; polynomial interpolation; numerical integration; splines; Taylor polynomials.
Download or read it online for free here:
Read online
(online html)
Similar books
![Book cover: Parallel Programming in Fortran 95 using OpenMP](images/8857.jpg)
by Miguel Hermanns - OpenMP.org
Nowadays parallel computers are very common and are extensively used for complex computations. A challenge in parallel machines is the development of codes able of using the capabilities of the available hardware in order to solve larger problems...
(15897 views)
![Book cover: Interactive Fortran 77: A Hands on Approach](images/2763.jpg)
by Ian D Chivers, Jane Sleightholme
The book introduces the concepts and ideas involved in problem solving with Fortran 77 using an interactive timesharing computer system. The book tries to achieve this using the established practices of structured and modular programming.
(13415 views)
![Book cover: Professional Programmer's Guide to Fortran77](images/blank.gif)
by Clive G. Page - University of Leicester
This guide provides a comprehensive description of the features and implementation of Fortran77 as defined in the ANSI and ISO Standards. Ideal as a text from which to learn a second language, or as a reference guide to a first or main language.
(17642 views)
![Book cover: Programming in Fortran 95](images/8438.jpg)
by Rachael Padman - University of Cambridge
Contents: Basics; Good programming style; Input to and output from a F95 program; Graphics and visualization; Program organisation: functions and subroutines; Using modules; Numerical precision and more about variables; Use of numerical libraries.
(11473 views)