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ORCIDComputing, Volume 35
Volume 35, Number 1, March 1985
- Hans-Ulrich Heiß, Günter Totzauer:
Optimizing utilization under response time constraints. 1-12 - Roswitha März:
On initial value problems in differential-algebraic equations and their numerical treatment. 13-37 - Harry Yserentant:
Hierarchical bases of finite-element spaces in the discretization of nonsymmetric elliptic boundary value problems. 39-49 - Joachim Merz:
Ein modifiziertes Newton-Verfahren zur Lösung des Hochrechnungsproblems nach dem Prinzip des minimalen Informationsverlustes. 51-61 - J. M. Shearer, Michael A. Wolfe:
Some algorithms for the solution of a class of nonlinear algebraic equations. 63-72 - Francis J. Wright, Gerhard Dangelmayr:
Explicit iterative algorithms to reduce a univariate catastrophe to normal form. 73-83 - Jiazun Dai:
Second-order explicit characteristic difference schemes for quasilinear hyperbolic systems. 85-91 - Xiaoshu Pan, Hua Dai:
A theorem for locating eigenvalues. 93-96
Volume 35, Number 2, June 1985
- Hans J. Stetter:
Professor R. Albrecht, 60 years. 97-98 - Rainer E. Burkard:
Time-slot assignment for TDMA-systems. 99-112 - Gottfried Tinhofer, Helmut Schreck:
Computing the characteristic polynomial of a tree. 113-125 - Richard H. Goodman, Alan Feldstein, Joaquín Bustoz:
Relative error in floating-point multiplication. 127-139 - Winfried Auzinger, Hans J. Stetter:
Accurate arithmetic results for decimal data on non-decimal computers. 141-151 - Michael Mascagni, Willard L. Miranker:
Arithmetically improved algorithmic performance. 153-175 - Götz Alefeld, Rudolf Lohner:
On higher order centered forms. 177-184 - Jürgen Herzberger:
Über ein Iterationsverfahren zur Einschließung der inversen Matrix. 185-188 - Günter Mayer:
Enclosing the solution set of linear systems with inaccurate data by iterative methods based on incomplete LU-decompositions. 189-206 - Jon G. Rokne:
Including iterations for the lambda-matrix eigenproblem. 207-218 - W. Burmeister, Walter Heß, Jochen W. Schmidt:
Convex spline interpolants with minimal curvature. 219-229
Volume 35, Numbers 3-4, September 1985
- Heinrich Müller, Alfred Schmitt, Stephan Abramowski:
Visible surface calculation for complex unstructured polygonal scences. 231-246 - Dieter Armbruster, Rainer Oechsle:
Pseudo-recursive procedures. 247-256 - Moody T. Chu
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Symbolic calculation of the trace of the power of a tridiagonal matrix. 257-268 - Lother Afflerbach, Holger Grothe:
Calculation of Minkowski-reduced lattice bases. 269-276 - Gerd Pönisch:
Computing simple bifurcation points using a minimally extended system of nonlinear equations. 277-294 - Christian Grossmann, Aleksander A. Kaplan:
On the solution of discretized obstacle problems by an adapted penalty method. 295-306 - M. Samir Abou El-Seoud:
An adaptive multi-grid algorithm for the numerical solution of quasilinear potential equations. 307-324 - Karl Strehmel, Rüdiger Weiner:
Nichtlineare Stabilität und Phasenuntersuchung adaptiver Nyström-Runge-Kutta-Methoden. 325-344 - Peter Linz:
On the approximate computation of certain strongly singular integrals. 345-353 - Hartmut Schwandt:
Accelerating Krawczyk-like interval algorithms for the solution of nonlinear systems of equations by using second derivatives. 355-367 - Lawrence F. Shampine:
Better extrapolation codes. 369-374 - Jürgen-Friedrich Hake:
A remark on Frank matrices. 375-379
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