Book Details
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Title : OCaml for Scientists 
Author : Dr. Jon Harrop
Pages : 282
Publisher : Flying Frog Consultancy Ltd.
Publication Date : 2005
Format : PDF (converted from DjVu)
Ebook quality : Decent
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From https://ffconsultancy.com/
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Learn one of the world's most popular functional programming languages, with
hundreds of awesome examples covering everything from simple numerical
analysis to sophisticated real-time 3D visualisation using OpenGL.

This book contains over 800 color syntax-highlighted source code examples
and dozens of diagrams that elucidate the power of functional programming to
explain how lightning-fast and yet remarkably-simple programs can be
constructed in the OCaml programming language.

Proof read by Xavier Leroy (lead developer of OCaml at INRIA).
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Chapters
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1.Introduction
2.Program structure
3.Data structures
4.Numerical analysis
5.Input and output
6.Visualization
7.Optimisation
8.Libraries
9.Simple examples
10.Complete examples
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