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Preface to the Classics Edition; Preface; Glossary of notation; Numbering system; 1. Introduction; 2. Background; 3. Existence and multiplicity; 4. Pivoting methods; 5. Iterative methods; 6. Geometry and degree theory; 7. Sensitivity and stability analysis; Bibliography; Index.
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Nathan Hess
reviewed The Linear Complementarity Problem (Classics in Applied Mathematics) on January 19, 2014
The Linear Complementarity Problem
Very nice. I especially appreciated the details on Babylonian and Egyptian mathematical syntax. It would be 4 stars if it went deeper into those and the Oriental contributions, but it focuses on the usual Mediterranean/European history. There was a fair bit on the Arabic era (the supposed Dark Ages) which was nice and the authors emphasize praise for my favorite little known Mathematical hero Evariste Galois.
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