Titlebook: Introduction to Scientific Programming; Computational Proble Joseph L. Zachary Textbook 1996 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1996

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Choreography

Population Density: Computational Properties of Numbers,growth of the world’s population over the last 2000 years. This table reveals that the population in 1900 was approximately 1.6 billion. This increased to around 2.5 billion in 1950 and more than doubled over the next 40 years to exceed 5.6 billion in 1995. The Census Bureau estimates that the earth

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Eratosthenes: Significant Digits and Interval Arithmetic,, called the Sieve of Eratosthenes, for enumerating prime numbers. We, however, are interested in him for another reason. In about 225 ., more than 17 centuries before Columbus, he determined the circumference of the earth.

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Stairway to Heaven: Accumulation of Roundoff Error,ed his readers with discussions of such topics as how to fold adding machine tape into hexaflexagons, John Conway’s Game of Life, and the discoveries of the mysterious numerologist Dr. Matrix. He inspired a generation of budding engineers, scientists, and mathematicians.

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Kitty Hawk: Programmer-Defined Functions, sand bar is broken by narrow inlets that connect the Atlantic Ocean on the east to the shallow salt water sounds on the west. The result is a chain of long, thin islands, in many places only a few hundred yards wide and a few feet above sea level.

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Baby Boom: Symbolic Computation,261,638,000 by January 1, 1995. Although these are only estimates that are retroactively revised from time to time, we will entertain ourselves in this chapter by pretending that they are exact. More precisely, we will pretend that the first figure was the exact population at midnight when 1994 bega

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The Battle for Leyte Gulf: Symbolic Mathematics,ement in history. The United States committed 216 combat ships to the battle, but the Japanese could muster only 64. Knowing that the U.S. had superior naval power in the theater, the Japanese fleet split into three forces and employed a series of feints. The plan was to use one of the forces to dra

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,Old MacDonald’s Cow: Procedural Programming, fence, but wants to limit her range so that she can eat only half of the grass. To do this, he plans to tie the cow to one of the fence posts with a rope. How long should the rope be so that the cow can range over only half of the pasture?

STRIA

Introduction to C,anguage C instead. We will deviate in this chapter from our approach of organizing each chapter around a problem. Instead, we will set the stage for the rest of the book by comparing Maple and C, and we will begin our study of C by examining two simple C programs that solve problems with which you a

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Robotic Weightlifting: Straight-Line Programs,say that they look nothing like people. The . industry, however, deliberately produces robots that resemble humans. Such robots are commonly seen at large amusement parks, and have even been used as advertising gimmicks at trade shows. In this chapter we will consider a problem that might arise in d