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Applications of Differentiation Arithmetic

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Author(s)
George F. Corliss

Published in
Reliability in Computing

Editor(s)
Ramon E. Moore

Year
1988

Publisher
Academic Press

Abstract
This is a discussion of various issues involved in differentiation arithmetic. The use in both point and interval algorithms is discussed. Differentiation arithmetic is implemented using the recursion relations for Taylor coefficients, or by using a parser to create a Fortran subroutine which evaluates the derivatives using differentiation arithmetic. Applications to quadrature and to Taylor series solutions of ordinary differential equations is discussed.

BibTeX
@INCOLLECTION{
         Corliss1988AoD,
       AUTHOR = "George F. Corliss",
       TITLE = "Applications of Differentiation Arithmetic",
       BOOKTITLE = "Reliability in Computing",
       PUBLISHER = "Academic Press",
       EDITOR = "Ramon E. Moore",
       ADDRESS = "London",
       YEAR = "1988",
       PAGES = "127--148",
       REFERRED = "[Rall1996AIt].",
       ISBN = "0--12--505630--3",
       COMMENT = "Summary of the work performed by the author in the field of differentiation
         arithmetic.",
       KEYWORDS = "point algorithms; interval algorithms; differentiation arithmetic; preprocessor;
         quadrature; Taylor series.",
       ABSTRACT = "This is a discussion of various issues involved in differentiation arithmetic. The
         use in both point and interval algorithms is discussed. Differentiation arithmetic is implemented
         using the recursion relations for Taylor coefficients, or by using a parser to create a Fortran
         subroutine which evaluates the derivatives using differentiation arithmetic. Applications to
         quadrature and to Taylor series solutions of ordinary differential equations is discussed."
}


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