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In this sense, numerical analysis is also an extension, with a special focus on certain topics, like for example stability or sparsity. But it is not the only way to learn more about linear algebra!

I'm doing some textbook problems in Burden and Faires Numerical Analysis, when I encountered this question that I did not understand how to do. How would I go about finding the rate of convergenc...

But then, what is the significance of condition number in the context of numerical methods/analysis? I am not able to see why people emphasize condition number particularly in numerical analysis.

Jun 4, 2017 · There are 2 definitions of floating point operations (i.e. flops): 1) one floating point addition, subtraction, multiplication or division 2) one multiplication followed by one addition (e.g. a + ...