| HomepagePublicationsTalksTeXmacsMathemagix | 
      Let  be the ring of power
      series over an effective ring
 be the ring of power
      series over an effective ring  .
      Brent has first shown that differential equations over
.
      Brent has first shown that differential equations over  may be solved in an asymptotically efficient
      way using Newton's method. More precisely, if
 may be solved in an asymptotically efficient
      way using Newton's method. More precisely, if  denotes the complexity in order two polynomials of
      degree
 denotes the complexity in order two polynomials of
      degree  over
 over  , then the first
, then the first  coefficients of the solution can be computed in time
      coefficients of the solution can be computed in time  . However, this complexity does not take into
      account the dependency of on the order
. However, this complexity does not take into
      account the dependency of on the order  of the equation, which is exponential for the original method and linear
      for a recent improvement. In this paper, we present a technique to get
      rid of this constant factor, by applying Newton's method up to an order
      like
      of the equation, which is exponential for the original method and linear
      for a recent improvement. In this paper, we present a technique to get
      rid of this constant factor, by applying Newton's method up to an order
      like  and trading the
      remaining Newton steps against a lazy or relaxed algorithm in a suitable
      FFT model.
 and trading the
      remaining Newton steps against a lazy or relaxed algorithm in a suitable
      FFT model.
    
Keywords: power series, Newton's method, differential equation, FFT
A.M.S. subject classification: 68W25, 37M99, 90C53, 42-04, 68W30, 33F05