Numerical solution of partial differential equations

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can anyone direct me to a website that gives adequate treatment of the numerical solution of partial differential equations, especially pertaining to problems which involve the use of the Crank-Nicolsen procedure?
 
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nbann5000 said:
can anyone direct me to a website that gives adequate treatment of the numerical solution of partial differential equations, especially pertaining to problems which involve the use of the Crank-Nicolsen procedure?
Applied Numerical Methods, Luther, Carnahan, and Wilkes
 
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