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A combinatorial approach to nonlinear functional expansions
Leroux P. (ed), Viennot X. Theoretical Computer Science79 (1):179-193,1991.Type:Article
Date Reviewed: Mar 1 1992

Consider a control system given as a Volterra functional series. Several methods exist in the literature for computing a solution: exponential inputs, association of variables, and formal power series in several noncommutative variables. The authors propose a fourth method based on combinatorics. They provide no details to support their assertion that their method drastically reduces computer computations. Noting that their 15-page paper is too short to explain the theory, they omit proofs. They promise a future paper to explain the theory.

Reviewer:  D. M. Campbell Review #: CR115637
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Volterra Equations (G.1.9 ... )
 
 
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