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Perturbation Methods with Mathematica
Ali H. Nayfeh and Char-Ming Chin
Email: anayfeh@vt.edu cchin@vt.edu
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Copyright (c) 1999 by Dynamics Press, Inc.
(* Version 1.0 for Mathematica 3.0.x *)
This README includes the following information:
* Legal Information
* Bug Reports
* Developers Note
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Legal Information
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Copyright (c) 1999 Ali H. Nayfeh and Char-Ming Chin
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Bug Reports
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If you experience something you think might
be a bug in the book, please report it by
sending a message to cchin@vt.edu.
Describe what you did, what happened, any error messages
Mathematica gave, what kind of computer you have,
which operating system you're using,
and anything else you think might be relevant.
Dr. Chin will respond to you as soon as he can.
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Developer's Note
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From time to time, everyone comes up with
an idea they'd like to see how that can be
implemented in Mathematica.
If you come across an idea that you think
might make a nice enhancement to the upcoming versions
of dynamics related books with Mathematica,
your input is always welcome. Please send
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to cchin@vt.edu.
All the inputs you provide to Dynamics Press, Inc. will
be considered in the upcoming books or packages so that
we all can share with everyone else's experiences.
We offer free consultation for Mathematica related problems.
Please feel free to contact Dr. Char-Ming Chin (cchin@vt.edu)
in this regard.