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A resume about numerical methods

por LAURA ALEJANDRA AVILA SUAREZ
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Since the late the widespread availability of digital computers has led to a veritable explosion in the use and development of . At fi rst , this growth was somewhat limited by the cost of access to large mainframe computers , and , consequently , many engineers continued to use simple approaches in a significant portion of their work . Needless to say , the recent evolution of inexpensive personal computers has given us ready access to powerful computational capabilities . There are several additional reasons why you should study numerical methods :
1 . Numerical methods are extremely powerful problem - solving tools . They are capable of large systems of equations , , and complicated geometries that are not uncommon in engineering practice and that are often impossible to solve analytically . As such , they greatly enhance your problem - solving skills .
2 . During your careers , you may often have occasion to use commercially available prepackaged , or " canned , " programs that involve numerical methods . The intelligent use of these programs is often predicated on knowledge of the basic theory underlying the methods .
3 . Many problems cannot be approached using canned programs . If you are conversant with numerical methods and are adept at computer programming , you can your own programs to solve problems without having to buy or commission expensive software .

As summarized , these are
1 . Roots of Equations . These problems are concerned with the of
a variable or a parameter that satisfies a single nonlinear equation . These problems are especially valuable in engineering design contexts where it is often impossible to explicitly solve design equations for parameters .
2 . Systems of Linear Algebraic Equations . These problems are similar in spirit to roots of equations in the sense that they are concerned with values that satisfy equations . However , in contrast to satisfying a single equation , a set of values is sought that simultaneously satisfi es a set of algebraic equations . Such equations arise in a variety of problem contexts and in all disciplines of engineering . In particular , they originate in the mathematical modeling of large systems of elements such as structures , electric circuits , and fluid networks . However , they are also encountered in other areas of numerical methods such as curve fitting and differential equations .
3 . Optimization . These problems involve determining a value or values
of an variable that correspond to a " best " or optimal value of a function . Thus , optimization involves maxima and minima . Such problems occur routinely in engineering design contexts . They also arise in a number of other numerical methods . We address both single - and multi - variable unconstrained optimization . We also describe constrained with particular emphasis on linear programming .
4 . Curve Fitting . You will often have occasion to fi t to data points . The techniques developed for this purpose can be into two general categories : regression and interpolation . is employed where there is a signifi cant degree of error associated with the data . Experimental results are often of this kind . For these situations , the strategy is to derive a single curve that represents the general trend of the data without necessarily matching any individual points . In contrast , is used where the objective is to determine intermediate values between error - free data points . Such is usually the case for tabulated information . For these situations , the strategy is to fit a curve directly through the data points and use the curve to predict the intermediate values .
5 . Integration . As depicted , a physical interpretation of numerical
integration is the determination of the under a curve . Integration has many applications in engineering practice .