Title:
The computational complexity of differential and equations : an information - based approach
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Publication Information:
New York : Oxford Univ Pr, 1991
ISBN:
9780198535898
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Summary
Summary
In this text the author develops the theory of the complexity of the solution to differential and integral equations and discusses the relationship between the worst-case setting and two related problems: the average-case setting and the probalistic setting.
Author Notes
Arthur G.WerschulzAssociate Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science, Fordham University; Visiting ScholarColumbia University.
Table of Contents
| 1 Introduction |
| 2 Example: A Two-Point Boundary Value Problem |
| 3 General Information: The Worst Case Setting |
| 4 General Results |
| 5 Elliptic Partial Differential Equations in the Worst Case Setting |
| 6 Other Problems in the Worst Case Setting |
| 7 The Average Case Setting |
| 8 Complexity in the Asymptotic and Randomized Settings |
