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David Morseto use our knowledge of solving linear systems of equations to find the Lagrange interpolation polynomial by solving the Vandermonde system for the coefficients. However that is both inefficient and because of ill-conditioning subject to computational error. The use of the Lagrange basis polynomials

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David Morsehis enormous topic we begin with the simplest situation: a single first-order ordinary differential equation with a known initial condition. We begin with Euler’s method which provides a good introduction to most of the more advanced methods. Euler’s method provides a basis for methods based on eith

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England,ntion but always — and no matter in what hands — endowed with a certain irresistible glamour. It might seem that those who invoke ‘England’ in this way are always acting manipulatively and in bad faith, that whether they would mobilise chauvinism and self-interest or nostalgia and anxiety, they will

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,The Menacing World: Dickens, Emily and Charlotte Bront?, and Thackeray,temporary world is troubled and confused by the persistence of Gothic figures and by the perplexed recognition that the tradition of the eighteenth-century novel offers no real guidance on how to proceed. For the Augustan foundling was never far from the prospect of support, tutelage or relief. Engl

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Keeping the Faith: Newman, F. D. Maurice, Tennyson and Trollope,ndividuals within it sought to sustain their faith and to maintain what it represented against a variety of forces that were threatening to undermine it. It perhaps needs to be emphasised that this attempt at preservation was, for a long time, comparatively successful. It is often the case that disc

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The Necessity of Art: Browning, Ruskin and the Pre-Raphaelites,rtance. Never before had the visual arts been the subject of such widespread debate and discussion. Of course it does not therefore follow that such interest was either discriminating or informed, but the very fact that art became a matter of public concern at all was itself an important step forwar