The book "Solving Fault Diagnosis Problems" offers a comprehensive examination of the topics of fault detection and isolation from a computer-based perspective. It stands out from the existing literature by bridging the gap between well-developed theoretical results and reliable computer-based synthesis methods. The model-based approach to fault diagnosis has undergone continuous research over the past few decades. While the theoretical aspects of fault diagnosis based on linear models are well understood, many of the proposed computer-based methods for synthesizing fault detection and isolation filters are inadequate from a numerical standpoint. This book provides unique approaches and solutions to the challenges in fault detection.