The following pages link to John H. Halton (Q1174333):
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- (Q771795) (redirect page) (← links)
- On the efficiency of certain quasi-random sequences of points in evaluating multi-dimensional integrals (Q771796) (← links)
- On the thickness of graphs of given degree (Q1174334) (← links)
- Random sequences in Fréchet spaces (Q1182663) (← links)
- Random sequences in generalized Cantor sets (Q1186475) (← links)
- Reject the rejection technique (Q1260949) (← links)
- Pseudo-random trees: Multiple independent sequence generators for parallel and branching computations (Q1263215) (← links)
- The properties of random trees (Q1825678) (← links)
- Sequential Monto Carlo techniques for the solution of linear systems (Q1891301) (← links)
- The shoelace problem (Q1903418) (← links)
- Asymptotic complexity of Monte Carlo methods for solving linear systems (Q1973275) (← links)
- The extreme and \(L^2\) discrepancies of some plane sets (Q2535546) (← links)
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- Sigma-algebra theorems (Q3516788) (← links)
- Sequential Monte Carlo for linear systems – a practical summary (Q3516793) (← links)
- A Fast Algorithm for the Euclidean Traveling Salesman Problem, Optimal with Probability One (Q3937162) (← links)
- An outline of quasi-probability * : Why quasi-Monte-Carlo methods are statistically valid and how their errors can be estimated statistically (Q4655038) (← links)
- Reusing paths in radiosity and global illumination (Q4655085) (← links)
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- Fast GPU-based reuse of paths in radiosity (Q5432645) (← links)
- Sequential Monte Carlo Techniques for Solving Non-Linear Systems (Q5487894) (← links)
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- A combinatorial proof of Cayley's theorem on Pfaffians (Q5521492) (← links)
- An identity of the jacobi type for pfaffians (Q5521562) (← links)
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- A Retrospective and Prospective Survey of the Monte Carlo Method (Q5588973) (← links)
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- Quasi-Probability: Why quasi-Monte-Carlo methods are statistically valid and how their errors can be estimated statistically (Q5697605) (← links)
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