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In the engineering world, many ideas and plans are conceived in the
information exchanges that occur over lunch. In the summer of 1997, one of
the editors (Shin Hwa Li) was assigned to assist our CMP module at the
Crolles facility of STMicroelectronics near Grenoble, France. One day, in
the company cafeteria, while sitting near... | | Mathematics & Physics for Programmers (Game Development Series)
Math and Physics for Programmers, Second Edition, is for many different people. If you
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Several modifications have been incorporated into the text in the light of recent
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Engineering and Scientific Computations Using MATLAB
I would like to welcome the reader lo this Matlab® book, which is the companion to the
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There is no doubt that many of the readers of this book series wonder
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