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Compilation Guide to the Basic Scientific Computing Mathematics Library and to the programs associated with each chapter. Copyright Information Basic Scientific Computing Mathematics LibraryTo help facilitate presenting a large amount of C++ code quickly within the book, we have created a SCmathlib library which contain basic functions and classes used throughout the text. Some examples of such classes are the SCVector and SCMatrix classes. To examine the functions/classes available to you, use the two links provided below.
For chapters 2-10, we present an overview of what can be found on this CD. The overview for each chapter can be found by clicking on the corresponding overview link associated with each chapter. Contained within the overviews will be a brief explanation of how software on this CD is associated with code presented in the text.
COPYRIGHTThis software is in copyright. Individuals are permitted to copy the software for their personal use and for educational and research purposes only. All other use, and in particular any commercial use, requires the permission of the author. DISCLAIMERThis software is provided 'as is'. No warranty, express or implied, is given as to the software's freedom from error, merchantibility, or fitness for any particular purpose. The author and the publisher disclaim any and all liability to the extent permitted by applicable law for direct, incidental, or consequential damages resulting from the use of the software. Users are specifically advised that the software should not be used in any application that could result in injury to a person and/or in damage to or loss of property. NOTE ON CPP FILESDue to publisher constraints, we are not allowed to place cpp files on the website. Please obtain a copy of the book with CD to get all available code. |