Upper-division undergraduate through professional collections." (R. which may be quite advantageous for electronics engineers. The examples are almost exclusively in the area of nonlinear electronics. The advantage of this work lies in the author's approach of show-and-tell or 'learning by example.'. covers numerical topics ranging from roots of nonlinear equations to introductory finite element method.
1173, 2009), From the reviews: "This voluminous book by Hauser. (Octavian Pastravanu, Zentralblatt MATH, Vol. The book is recommended to educators interested in preparing or upgrading lecture notes and seminars, students specializing in different fields of engineering, and practitioners working with various types of nonlinear models. … suitable for self-study and teaching support at the first postgraduate level. The presentation style ensures a balanced construction in providing mathematical knowledge illustrated by relevant examples. 47 (3), November, 2009)The book represents a comprehensive guide for the exploitation of standard numerical tools in nonlinear engineering problems. Upper-division undergraduate through professional collections.
The advantage of this work lies in the author's approach of show-and-tell or 'learning by example.' … The examples are almost exclusively in the area of nonlinear electronics … which may be quite advantageous for electronics engineers. From the reviews:This voluminous book by Hauser … covers numerical topics ranging from roots of nonlinear equations to introductory finite element method.
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