1. Purpose of rbf@trinitas.mju.ac.kr [
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]
Computation of the value of all the coefficients
of the expansion of the product of a
single Gaussian polynomial 1+t+t^2+...+t^(q-1) by
m times
(*) (1+t+t^2+...+t^(q-1))^m
and immediate return to the e-mail sender
of the computed results.
2. Introduction
When q*m is increased, it becomes very difficult to compute all
the coefficients of the expansion of the product
in Eq (*) above. Recently, Prof.
Sun T. Soh discovered a very efficient recursive
formula, called Recursive Binomial Formula,
for such an expansion.
Soh's
recursive binomial formula for (*)
We use Soh's formula for all
the coefficients of such a product in this section of our
InetCompu. The time efficiency of his algorithm is O(n^2).
3. Contributor: The program we are using was developed in Reduce
commands by Prof. Sun T. Soh, Dept of Math, Myong Ji Univ., Rep. of Korea.
4. Note
For a trouble-free handling of your e-mail, we strongly
recommend you to use MicroSoft Outlook Express, New mail >
Alt+O
> Alt+X (with No Encryption), to
send out an e-mail to rbf@trinitas.mju.ac.kr
.
5. How to do: Send an e-mail with plain text style
(for instance, in the case of MicroSoft Outlook Express, New mail > Alt+o
> Alt+x (with No Encryption)) to rbf@trinitas.mju.ac.kr
whose main body, in the case of Eq. (*) above, should consist of
input:
q:=12$
m:=34$
end input:
Then upon the arrival of the e-mail,
all the coefficients of the product in (*) above are automatically computed and sent back to the e-mail sender immediately.
[Reminder] When the requested job is computationally
not very complicated, it should be quite the case that you will receive the
result within a few Minutes. But, our response consisting of the computed
results can not be delivered to the sender properly, if either
there is a spelling mistake in sender's e-mail address or sender's mail box is
already filled with too many of other e-mails. Thus, if you do not receive the results although you
have waited for some time, then please check your mail account to correct the
above trouble-causing problems. After that, try again according to the
procedure described in Section 5 above.
6. Examples
If you send one of the following inputs between "input:" and "end
input:" to rbf@trinitas.mju.ac.kr
, then you should receive the computed results very quickly. In order to examine
the details of the computed results of each example below, simply click the
sub-titles.
6-1. Example 1
(Click here for the details)
input:
q:=101$
m:=20$
end input:
output file size: 46KB
comment The following is the
timex report of the system for the above
computation (in seconds):
real
1.10
user
0.95
sys
0.14
$
6-2. Example 2
(Click here for the details)
input:
q:=101$
m:=40$
end input:
output file size: 163KB
comment The following is the
timex report of the system for the above
computation (in seconds):
real
3.42
user
3.12
sys
0.30
$
6-3. Example 3
(Click here for the details)
input:
q:=101$
m:=80$
end input:
output file size: 606KB
comment The following is the
timex report of the system for the above
computation (in seconds):
real 12.26
user 11.30
sys
0.88
$
6-4. Example 4 (Click
here for the details)
input:
q:=101$
m:=160$
end input:
output file size: 2.3MB
comment The following is the timex report of the system for the above computation (in seconds):
real 45.00
user 42.77
sys 2.06
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