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Computational complexity of mathematical operations Vol2
[edit]- Computational complexity of mathematical operations
- Matrix multiplication
- Addition
- Subtraction
- Multiplication
- Multiplication algorithm
- Karatsuba algorithm
- Toom–Cook multiplication
- Schönhage–Strassen algorithm
- Fürer's algorithm
- Division (mathematics)
- Long division
- Division algorithm
- Square root
- Modular exponentiation
- Exponentiation by squaring
- Montgomery modular multiplication
- Polynomial
- Horner's method
- Euclidean algorithm
- Elementary function
- Exponential function
- Natural logarithm
- Trigonometric functions
- Analytic function
- Taylor series
- Fast Fourier transform
- Binary splitting
- Arithmetic–geometric mean
- Gamma function
- Incomplete gamma function
- Hypergeometric function
- Golden ratio
- Newton's method
- Square root of 2
- E (mathematical constant)
- John Machin
- Pi
- Gauss–Legendre algorithm
- Euler–Mascheroni constant
- Exponential integral
- Number theory
- Computational number theory
- Greatest common divisor
- Binary GCD algorithm
- Jacobi symbol
- Factorial
- Strassen algorithm
- Coppersmith–Winograd algorithm
- Invertible matrix
- Gaussian elimination
- Determinant
- Laplace expansion
- LU decomposition
- Bareiss algorithm
- Triangular matrix
- Divide and conquer algorithms