2003 · 24 citations · 13 references
Mathematical ProgrammingSparse RepresentationEngineeringComputational Number TheoryShiftless FactorizationAlgebraic MethodIndefinite Rational SummationReal Algebraic GeometryApproximation TheorySignal ProcessingShiftless DecompositionRational Approximation
New algorithms are presented for computing the dispersion set of two polynomials over Q and for shiftless factorization. Together with a summability criterion by Abramov, these are applied to get a polynomial-time algorithm for indefinite rational summation, using a sparse representation of the output.
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Choice Reviews Online · 2000 · 1.6K citations
Mathematical Programming, Engineering, Computational Number Theory +10