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Numerical methods 2: differences, integration and differential equations.
by Noble, Ben; Edinburgh: Oliver and Boyd, 1970.
Subject: Numerical methods; Meteorological services; Polynomial interpolation; Numerical integration and differentiation; Partial differentiation -- Numerical solutions.
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A comparison of the accuracy of three methods for numerical integration : Newton-Cotes closed formulas, Romberg integration and Gaussian Quadratures in solving selected engineering problems.
Batangas City: Batangas State University.
Subject: Engineering; Numerical integration; General Engineering; Newton-Cotes formula; Chemical engineering; Civil engineering; Mechanical engineering; Romberg Integration; Gaussian quadrature; Numerical methods.
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Numerical methods in subsurface hydrology.
by Remson, Irwin; New York: Wiley Interscience, 1971.
Subject: Subsurface hydrology -- Numerical methods.
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Numerical methods in weather prediction.
by Marchuk, G.I.; New York: Academic press, 1974.
Subject: Weather prediction -- Numerical methods.
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Numerical solution of convection-diffusion problems.
by Morton, K.W.; London: Chapman and Hall, 1996.
Subject: Fluid dynamics -- Mathematics0Fluids, Dynamics, Mathematics. Numerical methods; Numerical calculations; Fluid dynamics--mathematics; Reaction:diffusion--equations.
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Algorithms, routines and S functions for robust statistics: the FORTRAN library ROBERT with an interface to S-PLUS.
by Randriamiharisoa,Alex; Pacific Grove, Calif: Wadsworth & Brooks/Cole Advanced Books & Software, 1993.
Subject: Robust statistics; Statistics; Data processing; Theoretical background for the statistical and numerical methods; Detailed description of FORTRAN subroutines; Numerical algorithms; Script of examples concerning the use of ROBETH; S-PLUS interface; High-level S functions.
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Numerical methods for scientists and engineers.
by Hamming, R.W.; New York: McGraw-Hill Book Co. Inc, 1962.
Subject: Mathematics; Numerical methods -- Scientists -- Engineers; Computing Aids.
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Numerical methods for scientists and engineers.
by Hamming, R. W.; New York: McGraw-hill Book Co. Inc, 1962.
Subject: numerical methods -- mathematics -- 1962 -- New York 04 ; .
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The present situation with regard to the application of numerical methods for routine weather prediction and prospects for the future.
by Doos, B. R.; Geneva: The Secretariat - WMO, 1965.
Subject: Routine weather prediction -- application of numerical methods -- 1965 -- Geneva; Meteorology.
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Biomathematics: the principles of mathematics for students of biological and general science.
by Smith, Cedric A. B.; New York: Hafner Pub. Co.
Subject: Biomathematics; Principles of mathematics; Algebra; Geometry; Calculus; Numerical methods; Matrices; Probability; Statistics.
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