Experiments with MATLAB
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Experiments with MATLAB is an electronic book with chapters that supplement high school and early college courses in mathematics and technical computing, including calculus and matrix theory. The expected background includes algebra, trigonometry, and some familiarity with computers.
This app includes 20 interactive applications from the book which help readers explore a wide range of mathematical concepts through interesting applications.
The entire textbook and additional supporting code is available for free download:
http://www.mathworks.com/moler/exm/index.html
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Thanks for sharing, my honor to learn.
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Thank you cleve, really appreciate the work put itto making this ebook. Really useful for students wanting to become more exprienced in matlab and maths in general. I find it really diffucult to put words how much I appreciate the effort you put into making this ebook, for the of beterment of learning matlab.
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Chris Jennings (view profile)
An Excellent resource. I'm hoping someone can explain why Chapter 17 in the book, where the logic behind the orbits simulation is described, includes the Gravitational Constant in the calculations, but the constatnt doesn't appear in the code (orbits.m)? Perhaps he is using "Natural Units" where G=1, but that is only my speculation.
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fibonacci(72)=806515533049393. For n>72 round-off values are shown: fibonacci(73)=1.30496954492866e+015. Both obtained by 'format long g'. Cheers
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sela (view profile)
It may be missing surfer.m in the Chapter.7?
What a pity...
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Great Book! Great Man! Thank you.
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Daniel Einstein (view profile)
Wow! Absolutely beautiful. Thank you.
duan duan (view profile)
非常好的教程
Walter Roberson (view profile)
(correcting my previous)
orbits.m calls upon zoomer and tracer but does so through callbacks specified as strings, but those kinds of callbacks are executed from the base workspace and do not know about functions whose source is given in the same file. The fix is to switch to function handles. Change lines 214 to 219 to become
uicontrol('string','trace','style','toggle','units','normal', ...
'position',[.34 .02 .06 .04],'callback', @(src,event) tracer(), 'value',0);
uicontrol('string','in','style','pushbutton','units','normal', ...
'position',[.42 .02 .06 .04],'callback', @(src,event) zoomer(1/sqrt(2)))
uicontrol('string','out','style','pushbutton','units','normal', ...
'position',[.50 .02 .06 .04],'callback', @(src,event) zoomer(sqrt(2)))
Walter Roberson (view profile)
orbits uses zoomer.m and tracer.m which appear to be missing. I think I found zoomer on an older version of this toolbox on pudn but I cannot seem to find tracer anywhere.
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very good materials
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very good materials
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Excellent e-book.
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