The revised recursive reduction for efficiently generating random numbers
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The author provides an analysis of the number of operations of the recursive reduction method (RRM) for generating random numbers. He also proposes a modification of this method by considering the stop conditions and the order of the multiplier and multiplicand. Finally, he presents the results of a computational experiment revealing that the new method is more efficient than RRM.
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