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Richard J. Fateman
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ACM Communications in Computer Algebra. 49:38-47
A popular technique to direct transformations of algebraic expressions in a computer algebra system such as Macsyma/Maxima or Mathematica is to first write out a pattern or template for some expected class of "input" expressions and use a built-in sy
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Richard J. Fateman
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ACM Communications in Computer Algebra. 48:78-89
Algorithm differentiation (AD) is a technique used to transform a program F computing a numerical function of one argument F(x) into another program G(p) that returns a pair, hF(p), F0(p)i where by F0(p) we mean the derivative of F with respect to it
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Richard J. Fateman
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ACM SIGSAM Bulletin. 37:109-116
The speed of modern computers can be increased by organizing computations so that memory access patterns correspond more closely to the memory cache-loading patterns implemented in the hardware. Rearranging code and data are each possible. Here we co
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Richard J. Fateman
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ACM SIGSAM Bulletin. 37:4-15
How should one design and implement a program for the multiplication of sparse polynomials? This is a simple question, necessarily addressed by the builders of any computer algebra system (CAS). To examine a few options we start with a single easily-
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Richard J. Fateman, William Kahan
Publikováno v:
ACM SIGSAM Bulletin. 33:7-28
Divided differences are enormously useful in developing stable and accurate numerical formulas. For example, programs to compute f ( x )- f ( y ) as might occur in integration, can be notoriously inaccurate. Such problems can be cured by approaching
A short note on short differentiation programs in lisp, and a comment on lagarithmic differentiation
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Richard J. Fateman
Publikováno v:
ACM SIGSAM Bulletin. 32:2-7
By tradition and design, Lisp is alleged to be a particularly convenient programming language in which to represent algebraic expressions and in which to write a differentiation program. Over the years, most books on Lisp have included programs for d
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Richard J. Fateman
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International Journal of Modern Physics C. :509-525
Using a classic example proposed by G. I. Taylor, we reconsider through the use of computer algebra, the mathematical analysis of a fundamental process in turbulent flow, namely: How do large scale eddies evolve into smaller scale ones to the point w
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Richard J. Fateman
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ACM SIGSAM Bulletin. 30:8-11
Among the basic equations one might wish a computer to solve symbolically is the inverse of the power function, solving y = z w for z. (Note: z w ≡ exp( w ln z )). While many special cases, easily solved, abound, the general question is fraught wit
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Journal of Visual Communication and Image Representation. 7:2-15
There is a wealth of mathematical knowledge that could be potentially very useful in many computational applications, but is not available in electronic form. This knowledge comes in the form of mechanically typeset books and journals going back more
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Richard J. Fateman, Mark Hayden
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ACM SIGSAM Bulletin. 30:25-30
Two techniques for speeding up a traditional Lisp-based symbolic manipulation system (Macsyma) were outlined in a previous paper [2]. These were: using unique representations for equivalent "kernel" expressions (where a kernel here is basically anyth