William Vetterling
03-03-2002, 09:15 PM
Starting with the Third Edition of Numerical Recipes, we have two kinds of licenses: personal, non-transferable single-user licenses, and institutional (site) subscriptions. The difference between these two kinds of license is explained here (http://www.nr.com/licenses).
Institutional subscriptions include both electronic access to the complete Numerical Recipes Third Edition book, and also access to, and a license to use, the Numerical Recipes code. See complete license terms here (http://www.nr.com/aboutNR3license.html), and learn how to subscribe here (http://www.nr.com/aboutNR3electronic.html).
Personal licenses can be used on any number of computers, but only by one individual person. Personal licenses do not include access to the electronic version of the book, since that is sold separately by individual subscription valid on up to three machines.
Naturally, we will continue to honor licenses for previous editions, including perpetual site licenses, that were purchased under our previous licensing system. All the queries below that are dated before 1 September, 2007, refer to the previous licensing system.
Institutional subscriptions include both electronic access to the complete Numerical Recipes Third Edition book, and also access to, and a license to use, the Numerical Recipes code. See complete license terms here (http://www.nr.com/aboutNR3license.html), and learn how to subscribe here (http://www.nr.com/aboutNR3electronic.html).
Personal licenses can be used on any number of computers, but only by one individual person. Personal licenses do not include access to the electronic version of the book, since that is sold separately by individual subscription valid on up to three machines.
Naturally, we will continue to honor licenses for previous editions, including perpetual site licenses, that were purchased under our previous licensing system. All the queries below that are dated before 1 September, 2007, refer to the previous licensing system.