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  • ...lkin, R. Coifman, V. Rokhlin, "Fast wavelet transforms and numerical algorithms" ''Comm. Pure Appl. Math.'' , '''44''' (1991) pp. 141–183</TD></TR><TR
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  • ...op"> C.P. Schnorr, "A hierarchy of polynomial time lattice basis reduction algorithms" ''Theor. Comput. Sci.'' , '''53''' (1987) pp. 201–224 {{MR|0918090}} {{Z
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  • ...edges have been used as main features in a large number of computer vision algorithms.
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  • ...inhofer, "Algebraic combinatorics in mathematical chemistry. Methods and algorithms. I. Permutation groups and coherent (cellular) algebras" ''MATCH'' , '''40
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  • .... van Leeuwen, "The Robinson–Schensted correspondence and Schützenberger algorithms, an elementary approach" ''Electronic J. Combinatorics'' , '''3''' : 2 (
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  • ...s. This is pursued in [[#References|[a2]]], where there is a discussion of algorithms which, given two positive integers $a$ and $b$ in Zeckendorf form, produce
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  • ====Simulation of Classical Algorithms==== ...cases, it offers also an option for a direct realization of probabilistic algorithms. Especially, the creation of true random numbers become possible in the con
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  • ...of the original differential problem, and deals with the justification of algorithms for the solution of difference problems. A finite-difference method (also c ...difference scheme should satisfy definite conditions so that the computing algorithms are sufficiently simple in practice. Some of these additional requirements
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  • algorithms for solving "similar" problems, although these similarities could be rath
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  • ...cal formulation of the algorithm. In a later period, automatic translation algorithms were constructed on the base of general schemes applicable to a large numbe
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  • ...Lambda-calculus|$\lambda$-calculus]]), Gödel's recursive functions, Markov algorithms (cf. also [[Algorithm|Algorithm]]) and Turing machines (cf. also [[Turing m .../td></tr><tr><td valign="top">[a13]</td> <td valign="top"> "Approximation algorithms for NP hard problems" D. Hochbaum (ed.) , PWS (1997)</td></tr><tr><td val
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  • ...al calculus into direct and indirect methods is largely arbitrary. In some algorithms both approaches are utilized. Moreover, some methods cannot be classified a ...s|[8]]]. If the right-hand end is also subject to boundary conditions, all algorithms become much more complicated. To deal with boundary conditions, a gradient
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  • Algorithms for constructing complete Latin squares are known only for even $ n $;
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  • ...tion is used mainly in the statistics literature and in some literature on algorithms.
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  • ...zaraa, H.D. Sherali, C.M. Shetty, "Nonlinear programming: Theory and algorithms" , Wiley (1993) (Edition: Second)</TD></TR> ...ing problem" A. Migdalas (ed.) et al. (ed.) , ''Multilevel Optimization: Algorithms and Applications'' , Kluwer Acad. Publ. (1998) pp. 315–332</TD></TR>
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  • ...y obtaining more-accurate approximate solutions. A typical example of such algorithms is the following. If the sequence $ \{ A _ {n} \} $
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  • ...</TD> <TD valign="top"> S.V. Yablonskii, "Mathematical logic, theory of algorithms and theory of sets" ''Trudy Mat. Inst. Steklov.'' , '''133''' pp. 263–2
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  • ...subsampling a given signal. In this way, computationally highly efficient algorithms can be obtained. A problem noted with pyramid representations, however, is
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  • ...ions of local problems, which are solved with the aid of appropriate local algorithms. ...eynolds numbers. The difficulties involved in the realization of numerical algorithms at large Reynolds numbers reflect the very properties of the solutions of t
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  • ...valign="top"> V.V. Voevodin, "Numerical methods of algebra. Theory and algorithms" , Moscow (1966) (In Russian)</TD></TR><TR><TD valign="top">[2]</TD> <TD
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  • 1805. Computer algorithms implementing this variant of the $LAR$ procedure
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  • ...y of description of an]]). An extensively developing area in the theory of algorithms is the theory of [[Enumeration|enumeration]].
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  • ...l'fand [[#References|[a1]]] and M. Demazure [[#References|[a8]]], who gave algorithms for computing representatives of Schubert cycles in the co-invariant algebr
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  • Methods for solving problems in gas dynamics by computational algorithms. Below the fundamental aspects of the theory of numerical methods for solvi ...s for solving simple problems of a standard structure (modular analysis of algorithms). There is as yet no rigorous foundation for such an approach, but the appr
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  • .... D'yakonov, "Minimization of computational work. Asymptotically-optimal algorithms" , Moscow (1989) (In Russian)</TD></TR><TR><TD valign="top">[14]</TD> <TD
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  • <TR><TD valign="top">[a13]</TD> <TD valign="top"> B. Schröder, "Algorithms vs. the fixed point property" I. Rival (ed.) , ''Proc. 1996 ORDAL conferen
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  • ...[a12]</TD> <TD valign="top"> W.F. Dowling, J.H. Gallier, "Linear-time algorithms for testing the satisfiability of propositional Horn formulae" ''J. Logic
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  • ...of 2000); the name "pseudo-spectral method" is also often applied to it. Algorithms for these methods have been well developed. ...rated recursively. This approach was used to formulate the first recursive algorithms for the automatic solution of differential equations using the tau method.
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  • ...and syntactic methods. Syntactic methods often yield simpler decidability algorithms. For instance, the decidability of the elementary theory of $ p $- ...hod of quantifier elimination. Estimates of the complexity of decidability algorithms of theories are of importance. As a rule, a primitive-recursive solution al
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  • ...|[12]]], [[#References|[15]]]). But the most detailed study, especially of algorithms, has been made only of numerical methods for classes of non-linear problems .... D'yakonov, "Minimization of computational work. Asymptotically-optimal algorithms" , Moscow (1989) (In Russian)</TD></TR><TR><TD valign="top">[10]</TD> <TD
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  • ...G. Dyakonov, "Minimization of computational work. Asymptotically optimal algorithms for elliptic problems" , Moscow (1989) (In Russian)</TD></TR><TR><TD vali
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  • ...of perfect packings, as well as the possibility of constructing effective algorithms for solving these problems.
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  • ...o estimate the accuracy of results and to check the stability of numerical algorithms (cf. also [[Stability of a computational process|Stability of a computation ...sue which matters to users. There is also the question of stability of the algorithms. By the stability of $ {\widehat{x} } $
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  • .... D'yakonov, "Minimization of computational work. Asymptotically optimal algorithms for elliptic problems" , Moscow (1969) (In Russian)</TD></TR><TR><TD vali
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  • ...f viscous liquids and gases can be solved with the aid of fairly efficient algorithms, based on the use of difference schemes. For example, this is the case for ...computer. In this case the application of explicit schemes yields simpler algorithms. One explicit scheme recommended for the calculation of stationary flows by
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  • at least according to the presently known factorization algorithms. On the other hand, large random prime numbers can be generated fast. The p
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  • may be solved by using algorithms which are generalizations of the Gauss method.
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  • ...in the rounding-off errors allowed on intermediate iteration. There exist algorithms that mix the parameters in (11) and guarantee the stability of the calculat one of the algorithms for constructing $ \kappa _ {N} $
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  • ...lah's proof of the Hales–Jewett theorem" , ''Mathematics of Ramsey theory (Algorithms Combin.)'' , '''5''' , Springer (1990) pp. 150–151</td></tr><tr><td val
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  • Cayley graphs have been used to analyse algorithms for computing with groups, see [[#References|[a5]]]. For infinite groups, C
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  • ...lign="top"> A.A. Markov, N.M. [N.M. Nagornyi] Nagorny, "The theory of algorithms" , Kluwer (1988) pp. §16 (Translated from Russian)</TD></TR></table>
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  • ...nclude problems solved by constructions or through the use of arithmetical algorithms. After defining the fundamental geometrical concepts and objects, Euclid pr
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  • ...ple, electron-tube schemes, neural networks and certain forms of computing algorithms. This is one of the basic classes of control systems (cf. [[Control system|
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  • ...n="top">[10]</TD> <TD valign="top"> Yu.I. Yanov, "On logical schemes of algorithms" ''Probl. Kibernetiki'' , '''1''' (1958) pp. 75–127 (In Russian)</TD>
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  • ...der small changes of the original information. A second question is: What algorithms are there for the construction of such solutions? Answers to these basic q ...nverges to $z_0$, and under these conditions it is sufficient to exhibit algorithms for the construction of regularizing minimizing sequences. This can be don
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  • ...cumbersome calculations. Instead of this, one can apply various refinement algorithms (for example, based on [[Perturbation theory|perturbation theory]]).
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  • ...nal matrix functions and on the search for explicit formulas and efficient algorithms for the construction of interpolants in a form which is suitable for engine
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  • ...ns) in order to improve the classification of examples based on clustering algorithms. ...it failed, an approach which underlies a variety of reinforcement learning algorithms [[#References|[a11]]].
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  • ...for solving the stationary problem (1). However, there are more economical algorithms for the solution of multi-dimensional non-stationary boundary value problem
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  • ..."top"> C.H. Papadimitriou, K. Steiglitz, "Combinatorial optimization. Algorithms and complexity" , Prentice-Hall (1982) {{ZBL|0503.90060}}</TD></TR>
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  • for Markov normal algorithms (cf. [[Normal algorithm|Normal algorithm]]) applied to words of length $ There are realization algorithms that are locally continuous in the parameters $ T _ {0} , T _ {1} , . .
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  • ...ifurcations. For a recent survey of the literature, available software and algorithms in this field cf. [[#References|[a1]]].
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  • ...ohen (1969), A. Macintyre (1976) and many others, gave primitive-recursive algorithms for the elimination of all quantifiers up to those which refer to formulas
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  • ...al mechanics|Correlation function in statistical mechanics]]). It includes algorithms for establishing non-trivial estimates for equilibrium quasi-averages, enab
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  • ...ethods, using computers (finite-difference methods and other computational algorithms for boundary value problems), acquire a special significance for the invest
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  • The formulas and algorithms enabling one to find solutions of games can also refer to a number of optim ...racter (many of them are based on fixed-point theorems) and do not contain algorithms for finding solutions. Therefore, particular analytic and numerical methods
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  • ...ed above (except the monadic one) are undecidable. Nevertheless, there are algorithms for undecidable logical calculi that for each derivable formula establish i
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  • Algorithms are known which reduce the determination (description) of all solutions of such algorithms were constructed by J.L. Lagrange and C.F. Gauss, who created the general t
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  • ...for describing computational processes or, equivalently, for writing down algorithms to be executed by computers. One distinguishes between problem-oriented alg
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  • ...he basis of the deviance function, which was traditionally employed in GLM algorithms as both the basis of convergence and as a goodness-of-fit statistic. The lo
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  • ...ed.) T. Mora (ed.) O. Moreno (ed.) , ''Proc. of Applied Algebra, Algebraic Algorithms and Error–Correcting Codes--AAECC-10'' , ''Lecture Notes in Computer Scie
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  • ...]</TD> <TD valign="top"> M. Grötschel, L. Lovasz, A. Schrijver, "Geometric algorithms and combinatorial optimization" , Springer (1988) {{MR|0936633}} {{ZBL|0634
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  • ..."top"> B.E. Sagan, "The symmetric group: representations, combinatorial algorithms, and symmetric functions" , Wadsworth&amp;Brooks/Cole (1991) (Second ed.:
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  • .... D'yakonov, "Minimization of computational work. Asymptotically-optimal algorithms" , Moscow (1989) (In Russian)</TD></TR><TR><TD valign="top">[12]</TD> <TD
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  • ...ts of the concepts of information and randomness by means of the theory of algorithms" ''Russian Math. Surveys'' , '''25''' : 6 (1970) pp. 82–124 ''Uspekh
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  • .... D'yakonov, "Minimization of computational work. Asymptotically-optimal algorithms" , Moscow (1989) (In Russian)</TD></TR>
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  • In AUTO, the numerical quality of the algorithms is strongly emphasised and the graphical user interface got less attention.
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  • ...s for a description of all possible completions of a desired type, and for algorithms for the construction of particular ones. Completion problems arise in a var
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  • and the development of algorithms useful in practice for a numerical solution are still far from being finall
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  • ...he construction of its discrete analogue, the development of computational algorithms and programs for the computer realization of the discrete models, an analys
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  • ...ach (ed.) , ''New Trends in Discrete and Computational Geometry'' , '''10: Algorithms and Combinatorics''' , Springer (1993) pp. 163–198</td></tr><tr><td val
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  • A characteristic feature of the transport problem, which is used in numerical algorithms, is that the value of $ L ^ {-} 1 \psi $
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  • ...erty. This is part of a more general problem — the construction of compact algorithms for the recognition of various properties.
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  • ...a1]</TD> <TD valign="top"> R.L. Adler, D. Coppersmith, M. Hassner, "Algorithms for sliding block codes" ''IEEE Trans. Inform. Theory'' , '''219''' (1983
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  • ...screte or continuous state space as well to the corresponding formulas and algorithms (cf. [[Idempotent algorithm|Idempotent algorithm]]).
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  • ...but of recurrence relations existing in the Padé table. A large number of algorithms have been constructed for the automatic calculation of a Padé approximant;
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  • ...n homological algebra)]]). It is motivated by the desire to find effective algorithms in [[Homological algebra|homological algebra]]. The cornerstone of the theo
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  • ...ov criterion]]). However, as a rule, these criteria do not yield effective algorithms to construct $ \phi _ {f} (t) $.
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  • One of the advantages of Runge–Kutta methods is that the algorithms that they produce are uniform, i.e. they remain unchanged upon passage from
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  • algorithms)
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  • ...pe of hypergraph), then one can efficiently reason using the Shenoy–Shafer algorithms [[#References|[a7]]]. Any hypergraph can be transformed into a hypertree, b
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  • ...alling to mind the constructive direction, in which one looks for explicit algorithms for determining the membership of a polynomial to some ideal. However, the
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  • ...ields solutions of a wide variety of problems by means of purely algebraic algorithms (in the sense that the algorithm itself no longer contains the explicit ope
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  • ...tion|general position]] the Fermat–Torricelli problem does not allow exact algorithms under computation models with arithmetic operations and extraction of $k$th
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  • ...orms of finite presentations" G. Baumslag (ed.) C.F. Miller, III (ed.) , ''Algorithms and Classification in Combinatorial Group Theory'' , Springer (1992)</td></
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  • ...cant group is formed by power methods. The majority of their computational algorithms are arranged according to the following scheme:
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  • many software algorithms use the deviance rather than the
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  • simple adjustments to the Poisson and negative binomial algorithms, has stimulated
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  • ...l), research into sufficient conditions, and the construction of numerical algorithms. The relations between solutions of problems of the mathematical theory of
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  • Methods for solving hyperbolic partial differential equations using numerical algorithms.
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  • ...routs Game"], FUN 2001 (2nd Convegno International Conference on Fun with Algorithms), Isola d’Elba 2001, Ed. Carleton Scientific, pp. 117-132
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  • ...gainst solution quality during the run-time of an algorithm (e.g., anytime algorithms). Alternatively, computationally hard problems can be segmented into "chea
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  • ...solving conflicting control problems may be reduced to computer-realizable algorithms.
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  • algorithms have been developed allowing one to determine the existence and the number
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  • ...ost commonly encountered degenerations, and their normal forms, as well as algorithms which reduce to the normal forms, are determined.
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  • These and other algorithms are implemented
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  • ...mplest formulas realizing these functions has been given and corresponding algorithms for the synthesis of the formulas have been constructed (see [[#References|
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  • ...ces|[13]]]. The corresponding boundary value problem has been analyzed and algorithms for numerical solution have been given [[#References|[14]]]. Here the funct
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  • ...mate methods of solution of]]). These methods are convenient computational algorithms with effective estimates of accuracy, and the modern computational techniqu
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  • ...al inverse problems, prediction of stochastic processes, and the design of algorithms for signal-processing VLSI chips. A survey of some of these ramifications i
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  • ...alse already for knots [[#References|[1]]]. There are some descriptions of algorithms for presenting groups of links from their diagrams. The most widely known i
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  • <table><TR><TD valign="top">[1]</TD> <TD valign="top"> A.I. Mal'tsev, "Algorithms and recursive functions" , Wolters-Noordhoff (1970) (Translated from Russia
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  • algorithms for the resolution of singularities have been worked out (see, for example,
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