Horner's rule
Requiring n multiplications and n additions, this rearrangement is optimal. The method was widely used in the evaluation of polynomials before the advent of computers. When combined with Newton-Raphson to find roots, it is sometimes called the Horner-Newton method.
- equinumerous
- equipollent
- equiprobable
- equivalence
- equivalence class
- equivalence relation
- equivalent
- equivalent norms
- equivariant map
- equi‐
- Eratosthenes of Cyrene
- Erdős conjecture
- Erdős number
- Erdős, Paul
- erf
- ergodic
- ergodic theory
- ERO
- error
- error analysis
- error function
- error‐correcting
- escape speed
- e-science
- escribed circle