An algorithm for an eigenvalues problem in the Earth rotation theory (Q1300812)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1331094
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1331094 |
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An algorithm for an eigenvalues problem in the Earth rotation theory (English)
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21 September 2000
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The authors describe an algorithm for constructing approximately the implicit function defined by a polynomial equation. Geometrically spoken, the authors present an algorithm to parameterize some kind of hypersurfaces. This algorithm extends the Newton-Puiseux polygon based algorithm for plane curves. Some examples from the Earth rotation theory are presented. The computational complexity of the algorithm is converted into a very difficult task. The paper has a descriptive style: no definitions, no theorems.
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implicit function
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polynomial equation
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algorithm
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eigenvalues
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Hamiltonian theory
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rotation of the non-rigid Earth
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Newton-Puiseux polygon
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computational complexity
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