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What is the Complexity of Surface Integration? (2001)  (Make Corrections)  (2 citations)
A. G. Werschulz, H. Wozniakowski
COMPLEXITY: Journal of Complexity



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Abstract: We study the worst case complexity of computing #-approximations of surface integrals. This problem has two sources of partial information: the integrand f and the function g defining the surface. The problem is nonlinear in its dependence on g. Here, f is an r times continuously differentiable scalar function of l variables, and g is an s times continuously differentiable injective function of d variables with l components. We must have d # l and s # 1 for surface integration to be... (Update)

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...when d = 1, we concentrate our attention on the case d # 2. This problem is a special case of the surface integration problem studied in [12]. Let c be the cost of one function evaluation. The results of [12] might suggest that the # complexity of volume calculation should...

...a class of such functions g. The simplest situation is to let # g ) where G is a class of functions from I to I , as was studied in [11] and [12] Note that such a domain # g is the diffeomorphic image of a cube, and hence # g must have corners. If we want to allow smooth...

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A. G. Werschulz and H. Wozniakowski. What is the complexity of surface integration? Journal of Complexity, 2001. (to appear). 18 http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/werschulz01what.html   More

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    title = "What Is the Complexity of Surface Integration?",
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    volume = "17",
    year = "2001",
    url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/werschulz01what.html" }
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