Parallel Spectral Numerical Methods/Style Guide and Contributors

Please follow the style guide. Changes to the guide should be proposed on the discussion page for agreement of consensus between contributors. Style Guide This books is written in American English. While the book tries to be self-contained, references and links outside of wikibooks are encouraged for lengthy explanations, alternative explanations and papers. The book is primarily about collocation methods. Equations and figures that are referenced in the text should be labelled. Each chapter of the book should have its own reference section. Example programs are strongly recommended. The primary languages used thus far are Matlab, Python and Fortran; however additions in other languages such as UPC, C, C++, Chapel, OpenCL are welcome. Equations, figures and example programs are numbered using templates which are documented here []. Equations are numbered with Hindu-Arabic European numerals, figures are numbered with Roman numerals and code is numbered with letters. Contributors If you've made a contribution and wish to be recognized, add your name below: Sudarshan Balakrishnan Abdullah H. Bargash Gong Chen Brandon Cloutier Ning Li Benson K. Muite Michael Quell Paul Rigge Mamdouh Solimani Andre Souza Abdulaziz S.Thiban Jeremy West Dave Malicke Mark Van Moer Damian San Roman Alerigi This wikibook was originally based on the text Parallel Spectral Numerical Methods The original text (including LaTeX source code and programs) is available at https://open.umich.edu/find/open-educational-resources/literature-science-arts/parallel-spectral-numerical-methods