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Hurricane Sandy trundles up the coast. Three lives hang by the thread of one shared relationship that they don't quite fully understand. As fronts converge, the tide rises. A superstorm forms. Darkness falls, under a sky with a full moon shrouded in clouds, the power fails. This is a story of interwoven lives and the space that separates them, which has a way of tearing this fabric apart and also being the thing that keeps it somehow from fraying. What is stronger? Huge chasms of weighted time? Or the flashes. The pinpoints stitching it all together. It asks - Who are we really? The...

In the mathematically defined region of spacetime called a black hole, there is a region in its center that is said to have zero volume yet contain infinite density. This area is called a singularity, a point at which all rules that govern general relativity seem to breakdown. The quantities used to determine gravity or temperature or mass become immeasurable. Deep within the mind is an area between the dark and the light. A phenomenon that searches for what can carry on. Led by the turbulent fervor to compose curved spacetime. This is a story of the phenomenon of the soul and the belief that...

This book provides professionals and students with a thorough understanding of the interface between mathematics and scientific computation. Ranging from classical questions to modern techniques, it explains why numerical computations succeed or fail. The book is divided into four sections, with an emphasis on the use of mathematics as a tool in determining the success rate of numerical methods. The text requires only a modest level of mathematical training, and is ideally suited for scientists and students in mathematics, physics and engineering.

This book provides professionals and students with a thorough understanding of the interface between mathematics and scientific computation. Ranging from classical questions to modern techniques, it explains why numerical computations succeed or fail. The book is divided into four sections, with an emphasis on the use of mathematics as a tool in determining the success rate of numerical methods. The text requires only a modest level of mathematical training, and is ideally suited for scientists and students in mathematics, physics and engineering.