Titlebook: MacMath 9. 2; a dynamical systems John H. Hubbard,Beverly H. West Book 1993 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1993 Access.Computer.Differe

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Cascade. shows what happens with the iteration of real quadratic polynomials of the form .. + ., as . takes on different values. A special feature of the . program is its ability to switch back and forth into an iteration routine similar to the one in ..

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JacobiDrawThis program demonstrates Jacobi’s method for the diagonalization of a symmetric 3×3 matrix, that is, finding its eigenvalues. It does this both algebraically and geometrically, the latter by representing the matrix with a quadric surface and animating the effects of diagonalization on the surface.

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FourierThis program graphs the approximation of a given .(x) using Fourier polynomials of different orders. That is, it calculates . for a Fourier polynomial of order ..

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PlanetsThis program models the motions of up to ten bodies as they axe acted upon by the gravitational or electromagnetic forces between them. The user has the option of specifying the number of planets, the mass, position, and velocity of each of the planets, as well as certain physical characteristics of the universe that these planets inhabit.

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BifurcationsYou may well wonder what causes the dramatic changes in phase plane behavior discussed in Section 9, DiffEq, Phase Plane, under “Bifurcation”. The following discussion deals exclusively with the case of an autonomous differential equation in two variables:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-25368-7Access; Computer; Differentialgleichung; Dimension; Excel; Information; Iteration; Macintosh; Mathematica; Mi

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