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Numerical algorithms for problems in analysis and algebra, scientific computation

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Orthogonal projection of discontinuous piecewise polynomial space in energy scalar product

Let $I = [0,1]$ be the unit interval Let $I$ be partioned into $n$ closed subintervals $(I_j)_J$, each of length $1/n$. Let $X_{DC} = \{ v \in L^2[0,1] | 1 \leq j \leq n : v_{|I_j} \in \mathcal P_1( …
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Convergence of Quasi-Newton method with fixed derivative

Consider the Newton iteration $x^{(k+1)} = x^{(k)} - DF( x^{(k)} )^{-1} \cdot F( x^{(k)} )$ to find a zero of a function $F : \mathbb R^k \rightarrow \mathbb R^k$. If we freeze the first derivative …
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Application and relevance of Sobolev gradients

The Sobolev gradient concept has been developed in the 1970s, with a first publication in 1985, and an introduction can be found at: Ranka I would like to learn how strong the impact of Sobolev gradi …
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Did human computers use floating-point arithmetics?

Before the proliferation of computers in the 1950s, did human computers use floating-point formats for their computations? Floating-point calculation was reportedly implemented already in the 1910s (W …
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Appropiate models of numerical computation

Hello, in contrast to the more discrete part of computational mathematics (cryptography, combinatorial computation), numerical mathematics seems to ignore typical questions of theoretical computer sc …
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Regge calculus: Questions of consistency resolved?

Hello, Regge calculus is an approximation scheme for General Relativity, which has been introduced in early-sixties and has been adopted both in numerical relativity and numerical quantum relativity. …
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Reasonable "Random" matrices to test numerical algorithms

Hello, in numerical analysis, it is common to compare the behavior of different algorithms, and of different implementation of algorithms. This occurs not only on the theoretical level, but also on t …
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