The title has enhancement files, program code and other data available for delivery via the TELOS Web site; www telospub.com, including updates to this algorithm library, sound and graphics files. All programs are coded in C and Fortran.
This book examines the long history of Islamic jihad against non-Islamic cultures, emphasizing the ongoing violence since 9/11. The author argues that non-Muslims must recognize the threat to their values and culture and be prepared to defend them. Dr. Crandall, a seasoned sociology professor, shifted his research focus post-9/11.
Targeted at a broad audience, this book aims to engage readers from all walks of life. It offers insights and perspectives that resonate universally, making it accessible and relevant to everyone. Whether you're seeking inspiration, knowledge, or entertainment, the content is designed to appeal to a diverse readership, encouraging a sense of connection and shared experience among all who pick it up.
Focusing on advanced research, this book serves as a reference rather than a traditional textbook, featuring a new set of problems distinct from its predecessor. While it builds on algorithms from the earlier title, it introduces many new ones tailored for research professionals. The 40-page appendix adds depth, and the overall presentation is designed for an audience seeking a more sophisticated understanding of the subject. Unlike the course-oriented approach of the previous book, this work emphasizes practical solutions for complex challenges.
Focusing on practical applications in scientific computation, this book offers a collection of diverse projects and example programs tailored for advanced students in science, mathematics, and engineering. It features problem sets that range from introductory to highly challenging, derived from the author's experiences at NeXT Computer and lectures at Reed College. Each project emphasizes computation, theory, and graphics, with clear algorithms and supportive code in C or Mathematica provided in the appendix, making it a valuable resource for both students and researchers.