Numerical Recipes 3rd Edition

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We are nr.com, Numerical Recipes Software. We are one of the oldest continuously operating sites on the Web, dating back to 1993 when there were only about 25,000 domains in the Internet. (Today, that number is about 200,000,000.) In partnership with Cambridge University Press, we develop the Numerical Recipes series of books on scientific computing and related software products.

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Big news: Numerical Recipes Electronic, the on-line version of the book, can now be read with two new interfaces. Try them both, and let us know which you like best! Both are compatable with any O/S and browser, and they don't need the FileOpen plug-in. Also new: 30 pages per month are free to Guests, no registration required. Subscribers, of course, have no limits.

The Numerical Recipes download store now accepts PayPal payments in addition to Visa, MasterCard, and American Express credit cards.

Numerical Recipes Third Edition (on-line book and code) is available by open access to users in developing countries. This free resource is hosted by ICTP, a UNESCO and IAEA organization. For now, the FileOpen plug-in is still needed.

 

You can use Numerical Recipes to extend MATLAB®, sometimes giving huge speed increases. A tutorial with examples is here. A free interface file is here.

Individual subscribers to Numerical Recipes Electronic who also own the book, can now convert their subscriptions to "lifetime" subscriptions. (More info here, or go here to subscribe right now.)

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