Titlebook: Stochastic Integral Equations and Rainfall-Runoff Models; Theodore V. Hromadka,Robert J. Whitley Book 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelbe

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978-3-642-49311-9Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989

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Rainfall-Runoff Aproximation, a point given rainfall data at another point. The fact that there is currently no one universally accepted approach to computing runoff, given rainfall data, indicates that a purely deterministic solution to the problem has not yet been found.

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e essays, which are directed to historians and philosophers ofmathematics as well as to mathematicians who are concerned with thefoundations of their subject, are preceded by a lengthy historicalintroduction. .978-90-481-4362-7978-94-015-8248-3Series ISSN 0166-6991 Series E-ISSN 2542-8292

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Theodore V. Hromadka II,Robert J. Whitleyreal algebra achieved a long-standing objective which up until then had been considered as desirable but probably unattainable. I shall then identify the immediate ancestral lines whose convergence gave rise to this new approach to the continuum. Finally, I shall point out that, by providing an alge

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Theodore V. Hromadka II,Robert J. Whitley and more understands that it cannot a?ord to waste resources, optimization remains to a large extent unknown. R It is quite logical and also fortunate that SAP , the leading supplier of enterprise management systems has embedded an optimizer in his software. The authors have very carefully investig

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Theodore V. Hromadka II,Robert J. Whitley and more understands that it cannot a?ord to waste resources, optimization remains to a large extent unknown. R It is quite logical and also fortunate that SAP , the leading supplier of enterprise management systems has embedded an optimizer in his software. The authors have very carefully investig

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the model‘s level of accuracy to deteriorate with increasing complexity. In a latter section of this chapter, a literature review of the state-of-the-art in rainfall-runoff modeling is compiled which includes many of the concerns noted by rainfall-runoff modelers. The review indicates that there is still no 978-3-642-49311-9978-3-642-49309-6

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Stochastic Integral Equations and Rainfall-Runoff Models