> Having matlab at hand makes it possible to save years of analytical tinkering and simplifications and approximations.
And they use poor and imprecise approximations that they can't debug, because they just plug in numbers and hope for answer.
And they use poor and imprecise approximations that they can't debug, because they just plug in numbers and hope for answer.
What point are you trying to make?
Yep, what you want is a good and predictable approximation.
> What point are you trying to make?
In practice most Matlab solutions you are describing are awful, in terms of performance and in terms of accuracy due to ignorance about underlying theory.