Beschreibung
„A comprehensive introduction to the Julia programming language. Provides a step-by-step foundation on the language’s basics before diving into how to write effective Julia programs that solve real-world problems in various scientific fields. Readers will use Julia to explore and visualize data, solve equations, write simulations, and create libraries. Contains hundreds of working code examples and illustrations“–
Lee Phillips was a theoretical and computational physicist at the Naval Research Laboratory for 21 years. He has presented his research in numerous scientific papers and international conferences. He has also written many popular articles on science and its history, and on the use of computers in research. He’s involved with science education and outreach, including serving on the Board of Directors of the Friends of Arlington’s Planetarium and maintaining their website.