This constitutes a bibliography of some of the references used in creating
the MATHWIZ library.  They are listed in no particular order.  Comments
reflect my personal opinions on the text.



"How to Solve it by Computer".  1982, by R.G. Dromey, Prentice-Hall Inc.
-- A fantastic book covering a little of everything: data structures,
   sorting, pseudo-random numbers, and various numeric calculations.
   Examples are frequently given in Pascal.  Very nice.

"Numerical Analysis with the TI99/4A, Commodore 64, Apple II+/IIe and TRS-80
 Model I/III".  1984, by H.R. Meck, Prentice-Hall Inc.
-- A promising but irritating reference.  It covers a wide range of numerical
   equations with implementations in BASIC.  However, the text is terse, the
   BASIC code is ugly, and the examples make assumptions about the available
   precision rather than relying on an error term.

"Handbook of Chemistry and Physics". 42nd edition, 1960, The Chemical Rubber
 Publishing Co.
-- A thorough reference containing tables on just about everything.  I use it
   primarily to doublecheck that the MathWiz functions are returning proper
   results.  A good thing to have-- try library and college book sales.

Hart & Cheney... a number of the routines are derived from a C library that I
came across.  This library contained no information as to author or origin,
aside from frequent mention of "Hart & Cheney", apparently the reference from
which the coefficients of the equations were derived.