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From: kuszewsk@euler.biology.yale.edu (John Kuszewski)
Newsgroups: comp.theory
Subject: multivariate numeric integration
Keywords: numeric integration
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Date: 6 Jun 91 18:25:47 GMT
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Hi!

I've been having some difficulty figuring out Henryk Wozniakowski's new  
algorithm for multivariate numeric integration.  Could anyone post an example  
of a differential equation and how Woz's algorithm picked the appropriate  
points for evaluation?  I'm interested in integrating Newton's equations of  
motion for a multiparticle system over time, but any example would be helpful.   
Has this been discussed before (and if so, could anyone let me know where I can  
get the archive)?  Sorry if this is a dumb question, but I'm just

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John Kuszewski
kuszewsk@euler.biology.yale.edu