Uniform Random Numbers: Theory and Practice (The Springer International Series in Engineering and Computer Science, 315)
by Shu Tezuka
Shu Tezuka’s Uniform Random Numbers: Theory and Practice presents a focused academic discussion of uniform random numbers, combining theoretical perspectives with practical considerations. Published in Springer’s engineering and computer science series, it is suited to readers seeking a specialized reference in mathematics, computing, and technical applications.
About This Book
Uniform Random Numbers: Theory and Practice examines the subject of uniform random numbers from both theoretical and practical perspectives.
Written by Shu Tezuka, this volume is intended for readers seeking a focused treatment of an important topic in computing and quantitative work.
The book appears in The Springer International Series in Engineering and Computer Science, placing it within an academic and technical reference context.
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