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R. Vowels

2005-05-31, 4:01 pm

FORTRAN BOOK

"Algorithms and Data Structures in F and Fortran",
by R. A. Vowels, published by Unicomp, Inc. ISBN 0-9640135-4-1

487+vii pages.

The book could be used for a course in Fortran applications,
and as a reference for algorithms.
It contains a wealth of Fortran code in the fields of :
* sorting;
* searching;
* linked lists and trees;
* numerical methods including :
# linear simultaneous equations,
# roots of polynomials,
# integration,
# differentiation,
# least squares approximation,
# interpolation,
# matrix inversion,
# differential equations,
# fast Fourier transform;
* graphics including reading and writing graphics files, recursion
and space-filling curves, fractals;
* string searching including Knuth-Morris-Pratt, Rabin-Karp, Boyer-Morse,
Baeza-Yates-Gonnet algorithms; and
* various Fortran topics, including overloading operators,
generic subroutines and functions, complex arithmetic, and more.

The codes can be run on Imagine1's F compiler and any standard Fortran compiler.

The book can be purchased online at http://www.fortran.com

View the contents at http://www.users.bigpond.com/robin_v/f-cont.htm
Andy Spragg

2005-06-02, 3:58 pm

On Tue, 31 May 2005 14:34:03 GMT, R. Vowels
<robin_v@bigpond.mapson.com> wrote:

>The book can be purchased online at http://www.fortran.com


Not as far as I can see - I couldn't find it ....

>View the contents at http://www.users.bigpond.com/robin_v/f-cont.htm


That workes though - thanks, looks useful

Walt Brainerd

2005-06-02, 8:58 pm

Andy Spragg wrote:

> On Tue, 31 May 2005 14:34:03 GMT, R. Vowels
> <robin_v@bigpond.mapson.com> wrote:
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> Not as far as I can see - I couldn't find it ....


Click on the "Fortran Store" in the left margin.
Then select Books, or search for Vowels.

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> That workes though - thanks, looks useful
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Walt Brainerd
The Fortran Company
www.fortran.com
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