Art Werschulz: Online Publications

• Tractability of multivariate approximation over a weighted unanchored Sobolev space: Smoothness sometimes hurts (written with H. Wozniakwoski).
• Tractability of the Helmholtz equation with non-homogeneous Neumann boundary conditions: Relation to $L_2$-approximation.
• Complexity and tractability of the heat equation.
• Tractability of quasilinear problems. Part I: General Results (written with H. Wozniakowski).
• Tractability of quasilinear problems. Part II: Second-order elliptic problems (written with H. Wozniakowski).
• The complexity of Fredholm equations of the second kind: noisy information about everything. Available as either compressed PostScript or Adobe PDF.
• An overview of information-based complexity. Available as either compressed PostScript or Adobe PDF.
• Surface approximation is sometimes easier than surface integration (written with H. Wozniakowski). Available as either compressed PostScript or Adobe PDF.
• Where does smoothness count the most for Fredholm equations of the second kind with noisy information? Available as either compressed PostScript or Adobe PDF.
• What is the complexity of volume calculation? (written with H. Wozniakowski). Available as either compressed PostScript or Adobe PDF.
• Information-based complexity and information-based optimization (written with J. F. Traub). Available as either compressed PostScript or Adobe PDF.
• What is the complexity of surface integration? (written with H. Wozniakowski). Available as either compressed PostScript or Adobe PDF.
• What is the complexity of Stieltjes integration? Available as either compressed PostScript or Adobe PDF.
• Where does smoothness count the most for two-point boundary-value problems?
• The complexity of indefinite elliptic problems with noisy data
• The complexity of definite elliptic problems with noisy data
• The complexity of the Poisson problem for spaces of bounded mixed derivatives
• What is the complexity of solution-restricted operator equations?
• The complexity of multivariate elliptic problems with analytic data
• Linear ill-posed problems are solvable on the average (written with J. F. Traub).