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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-27568-5rential equations. We state the theory that underpins the finite difference method for these equations, and then describe the classes that we will develop to allow this theory to be applied. We then briefly discuss how to develop a library for the solution of Poisson’s equation, an elliptic partial differential equation, in two spatial dimensions.

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Getting Started,f the time that a programmer claims to be “programming” may actually be more accurately described as “debugging”: the chapter concludes with tips about simple ways that a novice C++ programmer might go about debugging a program, thus minimising the time spent on the excruciatingly frustrating process of hunting for errors in a code.

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An Introduction to Parallel Programming Using MPI,ferent functions, basic code may be written using only a very small subset of these functions. By providing a basic guide to these commonly used functions you will be able to write simple MPI programs, edit MPI programs written by other programmers, and understand the function calls when using a scientific library built on MPI.

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Ultraviolet and X-Ray Spectroscopy,ction of statements a specified number of times. This flow of control often depends on relations between operators (such as greater than) and on combinations of expressions (such as two conditions both being true). In this chapter we explain how to utilise these features of the C++ language.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-9508-0in how pointers may be used to dynamically allocate memory for arrays whose sizes are unknown at compile time, before briefly discussing some features of pointers that have been introduced in recent C++ standards.