Edward Stewart is the product manager for the IMSL Numerical Libraries. He has experience in many quantitative areas including quantification and interpretation of statistics and probability, coordination and analysis of large data sets, frequency domain time series analysis, partial differential equations, finite difference numerical modeling, and nonlinear dynamics. Ed received his Ph.D. in physical ocean science and engineering from the University of Delaware.
Introduced commercially by Sun Microsystems in 1995, the Java programming
language will be a teenager in 2008. Java has seen tremendous growth in its
13 years. Its design, ease-of-use, and most importantly its portability has
made Java the fastest-growing programming language in computing history.
Java.com says that Java today powers more than 4.5 billion devices worldwide.
From the beginning, Java was designed to be portable. Applications written in
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resulting application can run on any system that implements the JVM. This
ability to run the same application on many hardware platforms has resulted
in Java's increased popularity for Internet, gaming applications and devices
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Edward Stewart is the product manager for the IMSL Numerical Libraries. He has experience in many quantitative areas including quantification and interpretation of statistics and probability, coordination and analysis of large data sets, frequency domain time series analysis, partial differential equations, finite difference numerical modeling, and nonlinear dynamics. Ed received his Ph.D. in physical ocean science and engineering from the University of Delaware.
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