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Page 1: › personal › pborwein › PAPERS › P29.pdf · The order in (5) is independent of both n and i. Thus, the complexity of computing all the ßl is O(log n) = O(logn M(n)) = log
Page 2: › personal › pborwein › PAPERS › P29.pdf · The order in (5) is independent of both n and i. Thus, the complexity of computing all the ßl is O(log n) = O(logn M(n)) = log
Page 3: › personal › pborwein › PAPERS › P29.pdf · The order in (5) is independent of both n and i. Thus, the complexity of computing all the ßl is O(log n) = O(logn M(n)) = log
Page 4: › personal › pborwein › PAPERS › P29.pdf · The order in (5) is independent of both n and i. Thus, the complexity of computing all the ßl is O(log n) = O(logn M(n)) = log
Page 5: › personal › pborwein › PAPERS › P29.pdf · The order in (5) is independent of both n and i. Thus, the complexity of computing all the ßl is O(log n) = O(logn M(n)) = log