Barton Willis wrote:
> I'm working on code that needs to multiply expressions that are in
> partial fraction form and return the product in partial fraction form.
> The expressions can be big and partfrac(f * g,x) can be slow.
> Consider
>
> ..
(maybe not a direct plug-in answer but related:
http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~fateman/papers/poles.pdf
maintaining a result in partial fraction form. )
I would be interested in learning what the application is,
because it might make a good argument for the data
representation in that (unpublished, as yet) paper!
RJF