Analog Computing: Development, Programming, Applications, and Future Directions (De Gruyter Textbook)
by Bernd Ulmann
This textbook presents a broad introduction to analog computing, from its historical development and programming techniques to practical applications and future possibilities. Bernd Ulmann offers a structured overview for readers seeking to understand the principles, uses, and ongoing relevance of analog computational methods.
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Analog Computing explores the development of analog computers and their place in the history of computing.
The book introduces programming concepts and methods associated with analog computing.
It examines applications of analog computers across relevant technical and computational contexts.
The final section considers future directions for analog computing and its continuing significance.
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