On the Multivariate Horner Scheme
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- Accurate computations and applications of some classes of matrices
- Multivariate polynomial interpolation in Newton forms
- Prony's method in several variables
- Greedy algorithms for optimizing multivariate Horner schemes
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- Fast evaluation of real and complex polynomials
- Recent advances on accuracy, stability and optimality of B-bases
- Evaluation algorithms for multivariate polynomials in Bernstein-Bézier form
- Efficient polynomial reduction
- New fully symmetric and rotationally symmetric cubature rules on the triangle using minimal orthonormal bases
- The multivariate Horner scheme revisited
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