Scientific computation on mathematical problems and conjectures

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Series: CBMS-NSF regional conference series in applied mathematics 60

ISBN: 9780898712575, 0898712572

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Richard S. Varga9780898712575, 0898712572

Studies the use of scientific computation as a tool in attacking a number of mathematical problems and conjectures. In this case, scientific computation refers primarily to computations that are carried out with a large number of significant digits, for calculations associated with a variety of numerical techniques such as the (second) Remez algorithm in polynomial and rational approximation theory, Richardson extrapolation of sequences of numbers, the accurate finding of zeros of polynomials of large degree, and the numerical approximation of integrals by quadrature techniques.
The goal of this book is not to delve into the specialized field dealing with the creation of robust and reliable software needed to implement these high-precision calculations, but rather to emphasize the enormous power that existing software brings to the mathematician’s arsenal of weapons for attacking mathematical problems and conjectures.
Scientific Computation on Mathematical Problems and Conjectures includes studies of the Bernstein Conjecture of 1913 in polynomial approximation theory, the “1/9” Conjecture of 1977 in rational approximation theory, the famous Riemann Hypothesis of 1859, and the Polya Conjecture of 1927. The emphasis of this monograph rests strongly on the interplay between hard analysis and high precision calculations.

Table of contents :
Scientific Computation on Mathematical Problems and Conjectures……Page 1
Contents……Page 5
Preface……Page 7
CHAPTER 1 The Bernstein Conjecture in Approximation Theory……Page 9
CHAPTER 2 The “1/9” Conjecture and Its Recent Solution……Page 31
CHAPTER 3 Theoretical and Computational Aspects of the Riemann Hypothesis……Page 47
CHAPTER 4 Asymptotics for the Zeros of the Partial Sums of exp(z)……Page 73
CHAPTER 5 Real vs. Complex Best Rational Approximation……Page 89
CHAPTER 6 Generalizations of Jensen’s Inequality for Polynomials Having Concentration at Low Degrees……Page 111
Index……Page 129

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