MATLAB reference wanted

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3 total messages Started by Nicholas Dimas Sun, 11 Nov 1990 21:27

#1101

Author: Nicholas Dimas
Date: Sun, 11 Nov 1990 21:27

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Hi, I would like a good reference book on using MATLAB.

Thank You
Nicholas Dimas
Internet: ndimas@pikes.denver.colorado.edU

Re: MATLAB reference wanted

#1103

Author: Ivan Maldonado
Date: Mon, 12 Nov 1990 15:54

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In article <4497@pikes.Colorado.EDU> 
ndimas@pikes.Colorado.EDU (Nicholas Dimas) writes:

> Hi, I would like a good reference book on using MATLAB.
> Thank You
> Nicholas Dimas

Hello, 

I use PRO-MATLAB on a SUN workstation, BTW it is just *great* if
you have access to it.  I looked in a manual I have for an old
version (3.2-SUN), and found the following information which may
be useful to anyone seeking further info about MATLAB.

The MathWorks, Inc.
20 North Main St., Suite 250
Sherborn, MA 01770
(617) 653-1415

Telex:  9102405521
E-mail: na.mathworks@score.stanford.edu

Good luck !

-Ivan


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Re: MATLAB reference wanted

#1130

Author: Dr. Robin Lake
Date: Mon, 19 Nov 1990 16:59

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In article <4497@pikes.Colorado.EDU> ndimas@pikes.Colorado.EDU (Nicholas Dimas) writes:
|>Hi, I would like a good reference book on using MATLAB.
|>
|>Thank You
|>Nicholas Dimas
|>Internet: ndimas@pikes.denver.colorado.edU 


"Experiments in Computational Matrix Algebra"  David R. Hill and Cleve B.
Moler, Random House, NY, 1987.  ISBN 0-394-35678-0

Spiral bound paperback.  Uses MATLAB for examples and problem sets.

Rob Lake
BP Research
rbl@BP.COM

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