William H. Press

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William H. Press is an American astrophysicist and computational scientist known for his influential work in numerical analysis, cosmology, and science policy, including co-authoring the widely used textbook "Numerical Recipes."

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instanceOf astrophysicist
computational scientist
cosmologist
person
physicist
science policy expert
areaOfInfluence computational methods in physical sciences
cosmological structure formation
scientific computing
coAuthorOf Numerical Recipes
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
familyName Press
fieldOfWork astrophysics
computational physics
computational science
cosmology
numerical analysis
science policy
genre scientific textbook
givenName William
hasAcademicDiscipline applied mathematics
astronomy
physics
hasNotableTextbook Numerical Recipes
surface form: Numerical Recipes in C

Numerical Recipes
surface form: Numerical Recipes in Fortran

Numerical Recipes
surface form: Numerical Recipes: The Art of Scientific Computing
hasRole academic leader
research scientist
science policy advisor
textbook author
influenced practice of numerical computing in science and engineering
influencedBy developments in computational physics
modern cosmology
knownFor co-authoring Numerical Recipes
contributions to computational methods in science
involvement in science policy
work in cosmology
work in numerical analysis
languageOfWorkOrName English
name William H. Press self-link
nationality American
notableWork Numerical Recipes
occupation astrophysicist
author
physicist
science administrator
university professor
workFocusesOn algorithms for scientific computing
applications of computation to astrophysics
quantitative methods for physical sciences

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James M. Bardeen coAuthor William H. Press
William H. Press name William H. Press self-link
Freeman Dyson notableStudent William H. Press