| Numerical Analysis with MATLAB |
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Learn how to use MATLAB for applied numerical analysis. Resources include videos, examples, and documentation covering numerical computing, numerical accuracy, and other topics..
Submitted: Dec 01, 2011
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| Numerical Computing with MATLAB |
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Numerical Computing with MATLAB is a textbook for an introductory course in numerical methods, MATLAB, and technical computing. It emphasizes the informed use of mathematical software. Topics include matrix computation, interpolation and zero finding, differential equations, random numbers, and Fourier analysis. Based on MATLAB, the textbook provides more than 70 M-files. Many of the more than 200 exercises involve modifying and extending these programs.
Submitted: Jul 10, 2004
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| Numerical Integration Toolbox |
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This toolbox provides routines for 1-D, 2-D, and n-D Numerical Integration.
Submitted: Jul 01, 1999
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| Engineering Computation Algorithms and Method |
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This page from an engineering course at the Dublin City University and includes: Algorithms, Analysis of algorithms, Computational Complexity, Types of Algorithms, NP-Complete Problems, NP-Completeness, and Optimization.
Submitted: Aug 19, 2004
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| Approximations and Interpolation M-files |
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User contributed approximations and interpolation m-files in the MATLAB Central File Exchange.
Submitted: Apr 18, 2000
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| Toolbox of Level Set Methods |
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Level set methods are a class of numerical algorithms for simulation of dynamic implicit surfaces (which arise in graphics, animation and CFD) and approximation of solutions of Hamilton-Jacobi partial differential equations (which arise in control). While simple level set methods are relatively easy to implement, the details of high-accuracy algorithms can be challenging. This toolbox is designed to allow easy exploration and application of level set methods, by providing m-file implementations of state-of-the-art algorithms on Cartesian meshes in arbitrary dimension. A 100+ page indexed user manual and all code, including 12+ examples, is included.
Submitted: Sep 15, 2005
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| Black-Box Toolbox |
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BBTools, or Black-Box Toolbox, contains functions for linear large-scale computations. It works with black-box operators, i.e. a set of algorithms for computing products A*x and A'*x. It is particularly targeted towards inverse ill-posed problems, e.g. tomography and deblurring, but have other uses.
Submitted: Sep 16, 2005
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| PAMM: Acoustic propagation in multilayered media |
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Software PAMM (Propagation of Acoustic waves in Multilayered Media) developed in the Applied Mathematics department of the University of Santiago de Compostela, allows us to predict the pressure field in stratified media formed by materials of different acoustic characteristics.With this software, the layered media can be made with multiple layers modeled as viscid compressible fluid, visco-elastic solid, rigid or elastic plates (with or without composite structure), porous media (rigid or elastic, with open or closed pores,...), wall impedances surfaces, porous veils, and so on.Moreover, software PAMM writes an output table with the complex values of each one of the levels and coefficients detailed above, and represents two-dimensional contour plots with respect to any two physical magnitudes in the input data set that the PAMM user has chosen. Additionally, the solution of the acoustic propagation problem in the multilayered media can be visualize by using an animation in the time-domain.
Submitted: Apr 13, 2007
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| Creating an Atlas DLL for MATLAB 6.x |
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The purpose of this page is the give detailed instructions on how to make you own Atlas BLAS for use in Matlab. The ones the MathWorks have provided with Matlab are no longer current and under perform. This is true even for Matlab 6.5.
Submitted: Jun 07, 2005
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| How to upgrade the computing velocity of computer |
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One of built-in function required in building micro-processor of computer is infinite series of tangent function. Until now, there is one general formula for the infinite series of tangent function that available in mathematical handbook, and also used in all symbolic software-package. The general formula was created by Sir. Bernoulli that is of form
Submitted: Jul 23, 2008
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