A New Tool: Solution Boxes of Inequality ()
Abstract
Many numerical methods reduce the solving of a complicated problem to a set of elementary problems. In this way, the author reduced the finding of solution boxes of a system of inequalities, the computation of integral values with error bounds, the approximation of global maxima to computing solution boxes of one inequality. These previous papers presented the mathematical aspects of the problems first of all. In this paper the computational handling of solution boxes of an inequality (as a new tool of computer methods) is discussed in detail.
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Kálovics, F. (2010) A New Tool: Solution Boxes of Inequality.
Journal of Software Engineering and Applications,
3, 737-745. doi:
10.4236/jsea.2010.38085.
Conflicts of Interest
The authors declare no conflicts of interest.
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