numerical Recipes Matlab

[setiawan beni]

anybody have any information about e-book (numerical recipes in
matlab)

[brian heikes]

I also looking for a MatLaB Numerical Recipes book similar to those I
have for C and Fortran; Did you get any responses to your posting
shown below?

[Michael Robbins]

It hardly seems necessary since MATLAB is a math package.

[beli...@aol.com]

Michael Robbins wrote:

>It hardly seems necessary [to have a Numerical Recipes in MATLAB]

since MATLAB is a math package.

Yes, but it can be convenient to have source code. There is a Fortran
90 version of Numerical Recipes, which possibly could be translated to
MATLAB using f2matlab.

[Loren Shure]

In article <l1cyd6oczusz@legacy>, bhe...@gso.uri.edu says...

Look at this page on MathWorks web site:
http://www.mathworks.com/company/newsletters/news_notes/clevescorner/jun
e04_cleve.html

It talks about a book Cleve just wrote on Numerical Computing with
MATLAB.

--loren

[Brett Shoelson]

"Michael Robbins" <michaelrobbin...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:eef5...@webx.raydaftYaTP...

"Math package" or not, I too would love to have a copy of "Numerical Recipes
in MATLAB"--if only it existed. For anyone who has ever used the Press,
Teukolsky et al. classic series, it is clear that this is more than simply a
book on numerical computing in ML. I must have been among the first in line
to buy Cleve's book, and though it is a very handy tool for
teaching/learning how to do numerical computation with ML, it is not a book
of "recipes."
Cheers,
Brett

[Derek O'Connor]

On Mon, 6 Dec 2004 04:41:46 -0500, setiawan beni wrote:

>anybody have any information about e-book (numerical recipes in
>matlab)

You might want to look at

"Why not use Numerical Recipes"

which is at (or other places)

http://www.uwyo.edu/buerkle/misc/wnotnr.html

Derek O'Connor