Computer methods for mathematical computations by Cleve B. Moler, George Elmer Forsythe, Michael A. Malcolm

Computer methods for mathematical computations Cleve B. Moler, George Elmer Forsythe, Michael A. Malcolm ebook
Format: djvu
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Page: 267
ISBN: 0131653326, 9780131653320

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