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portada power series from a computational point of view
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Year
1987
Language
Inglés
Pages
132
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
23.4 x 15.6 x 0.8 cm
Weight
0.21 kg.
ISBN
0387965165
ISBN13
9780387965161

power series from a computational point of view

Kennan T. Smith (Author) · Springer · Paperback

power series from a computational point of view - Smith, Kennan T.

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Synopsis "power series from a computational point of view"

At the end of the typical one quarter course on power series the students lack the means to decide 2 whether 1/(1+x ) has an expansion around any point 0, or the tangent has an expansion anywhere and the means to evaluate and predict errors. In using power series for computation the main problems are: 1) To predict a priori the number N of terms needed to do the computation with a specified accuracy; and 2) To find the coefficients aO, -.-, a - N These are the problems addressed in the book. Typical computations envisioned are: -6 calculate with error 10 the integrals If/2 J (If/2-x)tan x dx o or the solution to the differential equation 2 y"+(sin x)Y'+x y = 0, y(O) = 0, y'(O) 1, on the interval 0 x 1. This computational point of view may seem narrow, but, in fact, such computations require the understa- ing and use of many of the important theorems of ele- mentary analytic function theory: Cauchy's Integral Theorem, Cauchy's Inequalities, Unique Continuation, Analytic Continuation and the Monodromy Theorem, etc. The computations provide an effective motivation for learning the theorems and a sound basis for understa- ing them. To other scientists the rationale for the vi computational point of view might be the need for ef- cient accurate calculation; to mathematicians it is the motivation for learning theorems and the practice with inequalities, 's, o's, and N's.

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