The book "Induced Charge Computation" by Mehmet Süzen offers a comprehensive investigation of the thermodynamics of single-molecule experiments, particularly in the context of polymer-pulling experiments. It highlights the significance of choosing the statistical ensemble and its impact on measurement outcomes. The work goes beyond classical approaches by addressing the challenges of coarse-graining methods near dielectric interfaces. These aspects are especially relevant for understanding physical systems such as ionic channels or biopolymers in nanopores. The simulations demonstrate that considering dielectric effects is crucial for the dynamics of biopolymers or ions in such environments. The book is aimed at professionals and students in the fields of mathematics and natural sciences who wish to explore the complex interactions in small systems.