Hardcover: 1102 pages Publisher: Prentice Hall; 2 edition (May 1972) Language: English

Finite Mathematics With Business Applications

Science & Math

Kemeny, John G.

Mathematics

PRENTICE/HALL

Introduction to Finite Mathematics

Introduction to Finite Mathematics

Pearson College Div

Traces the development of the Basic computer program language, examines its philosophical foundations, and compares the usefulness of Basic with other languages

Back to BASIC: The History, Corruption, and Future of the Language

Computers & Technology

Kurtz, Thomas E.

Programming Languages

Addison-Wesley

True Basic

With the first edition out of print, we decided to arrange for republi cation of Denumerrible Markov Ohains with additional bibliographic material. The new edition contains a section Additional Notes that indicates some of the developments in Markov chain theory over the last ten years. As in the first edition and for the same reasons, we have resisted the temptation to follow the theory in directions that deal with uncountable state spaces or continuous time. A section entitled Additional References complements the Additional Notes. J. W. Pitman pointed out an error in Theorem 9-53 of the first edition, which we have corrected. More detail about the correction appears in the Additional Notes. Aside from this change, we have left intact the text of the first eleven chapters. The second edition contains a twelfth chapter, written by David Griffeath, on Markov random fields. We are grateful to Ted Cox for his help in preparing this material. Notes for the chapter appear in the section Additional Notes. J.G.K., J.L.S., A.W.K.

Denumerable Markov Chains: with a chapter of Markov Random Fields by David Griffeath (Graduate Texts in Mathematics, 40)

Knapp, Anthony W.

Snell, J. Laurie

Springer

Finite Markov Chains: With a New Appendix "Generalization of a Fundamental Matrix"

Finite Markov Chains: With a New Appendix "Generalization of a Fundamental Matrix" (Undergraduate Texts in Mathematics)

A fascinating glimpse into the philosophical problems which arise in connection with science - problems which the scientist necessarily leaves the philosopher grapple with.

Philosopher Looks At Science

Van Nostrand Reinhold/co Wiley

A study manual which introduces the computer language BASIC, and provides a guide to computer programming and the use of time-sharing systems

Basic Programming

Reference

Halsted Pr

An introduction to computer programming via well-structured BASIC. Assuming no prior knowledge of BASIC, this book presents the fundamentals of programming, then shows, through examples and problems, how algorithmic processes from many fields can be transcribed into computer programs. Emphasis is on use of subroutines, and on collections of external subroutines called libraries, as well as on use of top-down design. Section on programming techniques includes advice on how to design, code, test, and debug large programs. Contains varied applications: text, mathematical, business, games, graphics, and music.

Structured BASIC Programming

Programming

wiley

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Finite Mathematics With Business Applications

Introduction to Finite Mathematics

Introduction to Finite Mathematics

Back to BASIC: The History, Corruption, and Future of the Language

True Basic

Denumerable Markov Chains: with a chapter of Markov Random Fields by David Griffeath (Graduate Texts in Mathematics, 40)

Finite Markov Chains: With a New Appendix "Generalization of a Fundamental Matrix" (Undergraduate Texts in Mathematics)

Philosopher Looks At Science

Basic Programming

Structured BASIC Programming