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"Numerical stability" as a book category covers the theory, analysis, and practice of how numerical algorithms behave under finite-precision arithmetic and other sources of error. Titles in this category explain concepts such as conditioning, forward/backward stability, error propagation, rounding and cancellation, and stability criteria for linear algebra, differential equations, optimization, and iterative methods; they also present techniques for designing algorithms that are robust, reliable, and reproducible in real-world computing environments. Books range from rigorous mathematical treatments and proofs to practical guides on floating‑point arithmetic, software implementation, testing and benchmarking, and best practices for avoiding and diagnosing instability. The intended readers include researchers and graduate students in numerical analysis, computational scientists and engineers who implement numerical methods, and software developers seeking to ensure correctness and robustness of numerical code.

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