A new version of the fast Gauss transform
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An improved version of the fast Gauss transform, which evaluates the sum of \(N\) Gaussians at \(M\) arbitrarily distributed points in \(O(N+ M)\) work, is presented via the methods of the Hermite and Taylor expansions.
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