Results of Algorithms 1, 3, and 5 for random samples on an analytic boundary value problem in a unit cube for various values of position and step length .

Results of Algorithms 1, 3, and 5 for random samples on an analytic boundary value problem in a unit cube for various values of position and step length .

<p>Monte Carlo results are shown in column along with their corresponding standard error <i>σ</i>.</p>

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Main Author: Loris Ibarrart (15195203) (author)
Other Authors: Stéphane Blanco (135859) (author), Cyril Caliot (9502685) (author), Jérémi Dauchet (11172981) (author), Simon Eibner (15195194) (author), Mouna El Hafi (15195197) (author), Olivier Farges (830137) (author), Vincent Forest (14362869) (author), Richard Fournier (135857) (author), Jacques Gautrais (135854) (author), Raj Konduru (22239139) (author), Léa Penazzi (22239142) (author), Jean-Marc Trégan (22239145) (author), Thomas Vourc’h (11172990) (author), Daniel Yaacoub (15195248) (author)
Published: 2025
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