Numerical Recipes Electronic is the Numerical Recipes book in electronic form. It provides unlimited on-line access to PDF files that look and feel like the pages of Numerical Recipes Third Edition - but better! The electronic edition is more colorful, has clickable hyperlinks, and is more frequently updated. Numerical Recipes Electronic is sold as an annual subscription, including new and updated sections that are not in the printed book. Subscribers can view, print, download, and copy the book files. Offline, as well as on-line, viewing and printing are supported, so subscribers can use Numerical Recipes on airplanes, when they are under water, or in outer space.

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	C++ code from the book as machine-readable files, with a perpetual personal single-user license.
	Hardcover book, 1248 pp., published by Cambridge University Press. Numerical Recipes Electronic contains the same material, and more.

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