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Slide 1 (of 11) Chapter 1Computer Mathematical Languages: An Overview Chapter 1 Computer Mathematical Languages: An Overview Computer Solutions to Mathematics Problems Summary of Computer Mathematics Languages Outlines of the Book A Guide to Online Resources 1.1 Computer Solutions to Mathematics Problems Why should we study computer mathematics language? Analytical solutions versus numerical solutions Mathematics software packages: an overview 1.1.1 Why should we study computer math languages ? Ways of solving math problems Manual derivations Using a computer Using numerical methods and writing code from the low level Applying the existing software Analytical solutions versus numerical solutions Example 1.1 College math question: Given a function How to find Reduced form generated by computer It is very difficult, if not impossible, to get the accurate solutions by manual derivation What is Example 1.2 Abel-Ruffini Theorem: There is no general solution in radicals to polynomial equations of degree five or higher. Numerical Method Lin-Bairstrow’s method /BairstowsMethod.html Solve the polynomial equation Double-precision solutions Symbolic solutions Example 1.3 Matrix determinant Linear algebra: algebraic complement method Determinant of matrix to n determinants of matrices Theory: analytical solution exists Complexity neglected Flops: 3000 years on 10Billion flops/s mainframes Elimination method should be used, even with symbolic methods Example , Hilbert matrix Double-precision Analytical solutions Exact Results Example 1.4 Differential equation solutions Van der Pol equation, no analytical solution Stiff equation Delay differential equation Fractional-order differential equation Example 1.5 Linear programming problem MATLAB code Mixed integer programming problems Integer programming solutions Mixed Integer Programming can be solve with new intlist variable Example 1.6 Other