Martin Berz
Abstract
This volume goes beyond the first volume published in 1991 (SIAM) in that it encompasses both the automatic transformation of computer programs as well as the methodologies for the efficient exploitation of mathematical underpinnings or program structure.
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This volume goes beyond the first volume published in 1991 (SIAM) in that it encompasses both the automatic transformation of computer programs as well as the methodologies for the efficient exploitation of mathematical underpinnings or program structure.
Key concepts: Volume (thermodynamics), Computer science, Transformation (genetics), Data science, Chemistry, Gene, Quantum mechanics, Physics