【新书推荐】【2020】基于MATLAB的数学编程

本书通过突出很多数学示例介绍编程和使用MATLAB®的基础知识，为该领域专注于工程的资源提供了另一种选择。

Providing an alternative to engineering-focused resources in the area, Programming Mathematics Using MATLAB® introduces the basics of programming and of using MATLAB® by highlighting many mathematical examples.

本书通过编程的可视化强调数学概念，这个有用的资源利用了数学学生可能熟悉的例子（如数值积分）和其他可能是新的例子（如分形）。

Emphasizing mathematical concepts through the visualization of programming throughout the book, this useful resource utilizes examples that may be familiar to math students (such as numerical integration) and others that may be new (such as fractals).

此外，本书还特别提供了各种MATLAB®项目，所有这些项目都经过了全面的课堂测试，使学生能够将MATLAB®编程付诸实践，同时扩展对泰勒多项式和Gram–Schmidt过程等概念的理解。

Additionally, the text uniquely offers a variety of MATLAB® projects, all of which have been class-tested thoroughly, and which enable students to put MATLAB® programming into practice while expanding their comprehension of concepts such as Taylor polynomials and the Gram–Schmidt process.

本书适用于熟悉本科二年级数学（向量、矩阵、多变量微积分）的读者，并适用于专门针对MATLAB®的数学课程以及那些在课堂上寻求使用MATLAB®数学概念的课程。

Programming Mathematics Using MATLAB® is appropriate for readers familiar with sophomore-level mathematics (vectors, matrices, multivariable calculus), and is useful for math courses focused on MATLAB® specifically and those focused on mathematical concepts which seek to utilize MATLAB® in the classroom.

Contents
Preface
Supplements
Introduction
1 Introduction to MATLAB®
1.1 Basic MATLAB® information
1.1.1 Starting MATLAB
1.1.2 Good commands to know
1.2 Basic mathematics
1.2.1 Built-in mathematical functions
1.2.2 Precedence rules
1.2.3 Formats
1.3 Variables
1.4 Diaries and script files
1.5 Exercises
2 Vectors and Matrices (Arrays)
2.1 One-dimensional arrays (vectors)
2.1.1 Constant spaced vectors
2.1.2 Equally spaced vectors
2.2 Two-dimensional arrays (matrices)
2.3 Addressing elements of vectors/arrays
2.4 Component-wise calculations
2.5 Random numbers
2.6 Exercises
3 Plotting in MATLAB®
3.1 Basic 2D plots
3.2 Bad domain examples
3.3 Axis settings
3.4 Multiple plots
3.5 Color, line, and marker modifications
3.5.1 Clf/close all
3.5.2 Subplots
3.6 Other 2D plots
3.6.1 Parametric curves
3.6.2 Polar curves
3.7 Exercises
4 Three-Dimensional Plots
4.1 Vector functions or space curves
4.2 Plotting surfaces
4.2.1 The meshgrid command
4.2.2 Domain issues
4.2.3 Level curves
4.2.4 Multiple plots and modifying colors
4.3 View command
4.4 Axis settings, revisited
4.5 Other coordinate systems and 3D graphs
4.5.1 The sphere and cylinder commands
4.5.2 Cylindrical coordinates
4.5.3 Spherical coordinates
4.6 Exercises
5 Functions
5.1 The [basicstyle=]|lookfor| and [basicstyle=]|help| commands
5.2 File format
5.3 Function examples
5.3.1 Basic function examples
5.3.2 More function examples - multiple inputs
5.3.3 Multiple outputs
5.3.4 Bad examples
5.4 Exercises
6 Control Flow
6.1 Relational and logical operators
6.2 If statements
6.3 Switch/case
6.4 Use of characteristic functions
6.5 For loops
6.6 While loops
6.7 Useful commands break, continue, return, and error
6.8 Optional inputs and outputs of functions
6.9 Exercises
7 Miscellaneous Commands and Code Improvement
7.1 Miscellaneous commands
7.1.1 The fprintf command
7.1.2 The sprintf command
7.1.3 Formats revisited
7.1.4 The save/load commands
7.1.5 The tic/toc commands
7.1.6 The fill command
7.1.7 The command alpha
7.1.8 The syms, diff, int, and subs commands
7.1.9 Commands for polynomials
7.2 Code improvement
7.2.1 Vectorization of code
7.2.2 Preallocation
8 Transformations and Fern Fractals
8.1 Linear transformations
8.2 Affine transformations
8.3 Fern fractals
8.4 Exercises
9 Complex Numbers and Fractals
9.1 Complex numbers
9.1.1 Adding complex numbers
9.1.2 Multiplication by a real numbers (scalars)
9.1.3 Multiplication and de Moivre’s theorem/formula
9.1.4 Plotting complex numbers in MATLAB®
9.1.5 Creating line segments with complex numbers
9.2 The Chaos Game
9.3 Line replacement fractals
9.3.1 Snowflake fractals
9.3.2 Gosper Island
9.4 Geometric series
9.5 Exercises
10 Series and Taylor Polynomials
10.1 Review of series
10.2 Power series
10.3 Taylor polynomials and Taylor series
10.4 Exercises
11 Numerical Integration
11.1 Approximating integrals/numerical integration
11.2 Riemann sums
11.3 Error bounds
11.4 Simpson’s rule
11.5 Exercises
12 The Gram-Schmidt Process
12.1 General vector spaces and subspaces
12.1.1 Vector spaces
12.1.2 Subspaces
12.2 Linear combinations of vectors
12.3 Linear independence and bases
12.3.1 Linear independence
12.3.2 Bases
12.4 Rank
12.5 Orthonormal vectors and the Gram-Schmidt process
12.5.1 Orthogonal and orthonormal vectors
12.5.2 The Gram-Schmidt process
12.6 Answers to example problems
12.7 Exercises
A Publishing and Live Scripts
A.1 Live scripts
A.2 Basic scripts or M-files
A.3 Publishing M-files
A.4 Using sections
A.4.1 Using sections for publishing
A.4.2 Using sections for running/debugging files
A.5 Formatting text
A.5.1 Basic text formatting
A.5.2 Lists
A.5.3 HTML links
A.5.4 Inserting images
A.5.5 Pre-formatted text
A.5.6 Inserting HTML code
A.5.7 Inserting LaTeX equations
B Final Projects
B.1 Ciphers
B.1.1 Substitution cipher
B.1.2 Columnar transposition cipher
B.2 Game of Pig
B.3 Linearization and Newton’s method
B.3.1 Linearization
B.3.2 Newton’s method
B.4 Disk and Shell method
B.5 Power ball data
C Linear Algebra Projects
C.1 Matrix calculations and linear systems
C.1.1 First handout
C.1.2 Exercises
C.2 The Hill cipher
C.2.1 Useful commands
C.2.2 Exercises
C.3 Least-squares solutions
C.3.1 Brief overview
C.3.2 Curve fitting
C.3.3 Exercises
C.4 Markov matrices
C.4.1 Brief overview
C.4.2 Exercises
D Multivariable Calculus Projects
D.1 Lines and planes
D.2 Vector functions
D.2.1 2D example plots
D.2.2 3D example plot
D.2.3 Bad domain example
D.2.4 Adjusting the view
D.2.5 Sphere command
D.2.6 Multiple plots on one figure
D.2.7 Exercises
D.3 Applications of double integrals
D.3.1 Calculating integrals and viewing regions
D.3.2 Exercises
References
Index

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