Variational Methods in Statistics
β Jagdish S. Rustagi (Eds.)
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π
1976
π Academic Press
π English
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Variational Methods in Statistics
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- 1976
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- Mathematics in Science and Engineering 121
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Page iii
Copyright page
Page iv
Dedication
Page v
Preface
Pages xi-xii
Acknowledgements
Page xiii
Chapter 1 Synopsis
Pages 1-15
Chapter II Classical Variational Methods
Pages 16-45
Chapter III Modern Variational Methods
Pages 46-63
Chapter IV Linear Moment Problems
Pages 64-91
Chapter V Nonlinear Moment Problems
Pages 92-132
Chapter VI Optimal Designs for Regression Experiments
Pages 133-171
Chapter VII Theory of Optimal Control
Pages 172-201
Chapter VIII Miscellaneous Applications of Variational Methods in Statistics
Pages 202-231
Index
Pages 233-236
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