Sinopsis
This chapter is not intended to be a comprehensive manual of MATLAB . Our soleaim is to provide sufficient information to give you a good start. If you are familiar with another computer language, andwe assume that you are, it is not difficult to pick up the rest as you go.
MATLAB is a high-level computer language for scientific computing and data visualization built around an interactive programming environment. It is becoming the premiere platform for scientific computing at educational institutions and research establishments. The great advantage of an interactive system is that programs can be tested and debugged quickly, allowing the user to concentratemore on the principles behind the program and less on programming itself. Since there is no need to compile, link and execute after each correction, MATLAB programs can be developed in much shorter time than equivalent FORTRAN or C programs. On the negative side, MATLAB does not produce stand-alone applications—the programs can be run only on computers that have MATLAB installed.
Content
- Introduction to MATLAB
- Systems of Linear Algebraic Equations
- Interpolation and Curve Fitting
- Roots of Equations
- Numerical Differentiation
- Numerical Integration
- Initial Value Problems
- Two-Point Boundary Value Problems
- Symmetric Matrix Eigenvalue Problems
- Introduction to Optimization
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