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020			_a9780000991782
041			_aeng
082			_a005.13 _bDacM
100			_aD'Acunto, Berardino
245			_aMatlab for Engineering / _cBerardino D'Acunto
260			_aSingapore: _bWorld Scientific; _c©2024
300			_aix, 315p.
505			_aPreface -- Function Files -- The Finite Difference Method -- Diffusion and Convection -- Introduction to the Finite Element Method -- Introduction to the Finite Element Method in Two Spatial Dimensions -- The Euler–Bernoulli Beam -- Bibliography -- Index --
520			_aThis book presents an introduction to Matlab for students and professionals working in the field of engineering and other scientific and technical sectors, who have an interest or need to apply Matlab as a tool for undertaking simulations and formulating solutions for the problems concerned. The presentation is highly accessible, employing a step-by-step approach in discussing selected problems: deduction of the mathematical model from the physical phenomenon, followed by analysis of the solutions with Matlab. Since a physical phenomenon takes place in space and time, the corresponding mathematical model involves partial differential equations. For this reason, the book is dedicated to numerically solving these equations with the Finite Element Method and Finite Difference Method. Throughout, the text presents numerous examples and exercises with detailed worked solutions. Matlab for Engineering is a useful desktop reference for undergraduates and scientists alike in real world problem solving.
650			_aMATLAB
650			_aEngineering _xData Processing
650			_aEngineering _xMathematics
650			_aData Processing
650			_aNumerical Analysis
942			_cBK
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