Titlebook: An Introduction to Scientific Computing; Fifteen Computationa Ionut Danaila,Pascal Joly,Marie Postel Textbook 2023Latest edition The Editor

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-31607-8well adapted to capture the different scales of variation. This mathematical field has numerous theoretical and practical developments in engineering applications when used to save memory and/or computing time. Over the past three decades, wavelet functions have proven to be a very efficient tool fo

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Ein Tool, das helfen k?nnte: Die Wirkungsboxhat can have both a large size and a complex shape. In most cases, the selected numerical method requires that one discretize the domain, and the number of degrees of freedom can easily be more than what the available computer will handle. A simple answer to this technological lock is to subdivide t

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Monika Burmester,Jan Friedemann an optimization problem can be very abstract and purely mathematical, or model a real problem of everyday life, going through all the degrees of complexity in the most varied scientific fields. In this chapter, we recall some theoretical results concerning unconstrained optimization and we illustra

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Polynomial Approximation,This project is devoted to the approximation of a given real function defined on an interval . by a simpler one that belongs to the set . the set .of (algebraic) polynomials spanned by . (.). Definitions and results of this chapter, given without proof, are widely used in the rest of the book.

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Fourier Approximation, image processing, partial differential equations, etc. Approximation may mean either interpolation or best approximation. We present in this chapter the main features of these approaches. Numerical algorithms are also discussed.

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