[Beowulf] Teaching Scientific Computation (looking for the perfect text)
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Jim Lux james.p.lux at jpl.nasa.govTue Nov 20 13:15:52 PST 2007
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> > I encourage you to find a copy of "Classical Fortran" (M. Kupferschmid, ISBN > 0-8247-0802-4) and read the first chapter. The clarity of purpose in this > book, "simply using computers to do scientific work", is actually what > convince me to initially adopt F77 as a teaching language. > R.W. Hamming (of Hamming code and Hamming window fame, among others) had a fine quote in his book Numerical Methods for Scientists and Engineers: "The purpose of computing is insight, not numbers."
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