Titlebook: Computer Algebra; Symbolic and Algebra Bruno Buchberger,George Edwin Collins,Rudolf Albre Book 1983Latest edition Springer-Verlag Wien 1983

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Integration in Finite Terms, and elementary transcendental integrands are reviewed. Heuristic techniques for indefinite integration, and techniques for definite integration and ordinary differential equations are touched on only briefly.

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Computer Algebra Applications,y survey articles are previously published, we did not attempt to be exhaustive. We discuss mainly recent work in biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics and Computer science, thus again confirming that applications have both engineering and scientific aspects, i.e. apart from delivering results they assist in gaining insight as well.

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Book 1983Latest edition with systematic references to literature. In addition, some new results are presented. Thus the volume should be a valuable source for obtaining a first impression of computer algebra, as well as for preparing a computer algebra course or for complementary reading. The preparation of some papers co

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Computing by Homomorphic Images,r introducing Zassenhaus’ quadratic lifting construction, again, the case of Z and .[..,…,..]is considered. For both techniques, Chinese remaindering as well as the lifting algorithms, a complete computational example is presented and the most frequent applications are discussed.

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Arithmetic in Basic Algebraic Domains,ers, integers modulo ., Gaussian integers, polynomials, rational functions, power series, finite fields and .adic numbers. Bounds on the maximum, minimum and average Computing time (.., .., .*) for the various algorithms are given.

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Miguel A. Aon,Valdur Saks,Uwe Schlattneriliary arithmetic on rational intervals (Section 3). Finally, we present some auxiliary algebraic number algorithms used in other chapters of this volume (Section 7). This chapter does not include any special algorithms of algebraic number theory. For an introduction and survey with an extensive bibliography the reader is referred to Zimmer [15].

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Computing in Algebraic Extensions,iliary arithmetic on rational intervals (Section 3). Finally, we present some auxiliary algebraic number algorithms used in other chapters of this volume (Section 7). This chapter does not include any special algorithms of algebraic number theory. For an introduction and survey with an extensive bibliography the reader is referred to Zimmer [15].