Simulation - III.
I will continue the general trend of the last chapter, but center
on the old expression "garbage in - garbage out." Often abbreviated
GIGO. The idea is if you ill-determined numbers and equations
(garbage) in then you can only get ill-determined number and
equations out. By implication the converse is tacitly assumed,
if what goes in is accurate than what comes out must be accurate.
I shall show both of these assumptions can be false. Because
many simulations still involve differential equations we begin
by considering the simplest first order differential equations
of the form.
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