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index 657structured, 10for virtual memory, 356visual, 579Programs, 626Projectile motion, 86,225–228Propagator, 409Pseudocode, 8, 9, 28, 560Pseudorandom, seeRandom numbers 110PtPlot, 46–51, 562Pyramid FFT, 279Quadrature, 123Quantumbouncer, 421mechanics, 152, 216scattering, 546see also Bound states,ScatteringRace condition, 372Radioactive decay, 119Radix, 18RAM, 165, 354–386, 556,560Random numbers,109–116, 297, 329generators, 110, 297linear congruent, 110nonuniform, 141tests of, 114–115for random walk, 40,116–118, 338–339,401–402Rank, 605Ray tracing, 348Recursion, 36–38, 202,560Reference calls, 72, 96,624Registers, 25, 353, 386,560Rejection techniques,136, 396Relaxation, 445–446, 451,527–538Rendering, 572Resonances, 79, 210Reynolds number, 533RISC, 357–374, 560rk4/rk45, 202–203, 205,224RLC circuits, 67Romberg extrapolation,136Root mean square,116–117Row-major order, 165,560Runge-Kutta, 202–203,205Sampling, 136, 237, 395importance, 140Sawtooth function, 234scanf, 12, 58Scattering, 546, 553Scheduler, 594Schrödinger equation,212–221, 492, 497,540–553,time dependent, 492,see also Quantum 650Script, 64, 590, 591, 596,598, 601–603Searching, see Trial anderror 215Section size, 360Secular equation, 164Seeds, 110, 291Selfaffine connection, 329affinity, 329, 332limiting, 318similar, 296, 328, 329Separatrix, 208, 305, 520Serial computing, 362,365, 366, 368, 560,600, 616Series summation, 27Shannon Entropy, 299Shells, 7Shock waves, 508–515Sierpiński gasket,327–329, 343Sign bit, 22Signal processing, 246Significant figures/parts,31SIMD, 362Simpson’s rule, 127, 128Sinc filter, 253Single precision, 18, 25single, see Singleprecision 19Singular integrals, 548SISD, 362SLATEC, 168, 169Slave, 369, 605SMP, 360, 361Solitons, 508–520crossing, 520KdeV, 517water wave, 515Speedup, 610Splines, 179natural, 180Spontaneous decay, 119,121, 182, 184, 187, 290SRAM, 354Stable states, 293Static/Nonstaticmethods, 71–79, 91,101Statistical Mechanics,393, 424–429Stochastic, see MonteCarlo 119Strange attractors, 309Stride, 386, 388, 561see also Matrices 650Subnormal numbers, 19Subroutines, 8, 561libraries, 158, 168–173,623–625−101COPYRIGHT 2008, PRINCET O N UNIVE R S I T Y P R E S SEVALUATION COPY ONLY. NOT FOR USE IN COURSES.ALLpup_06.04 — 2008/2/15 — Page 657