Titlebook: Elementary Functions:; Algorithms and Imple Jean-Michel Muller Book 19971st edition Birkh?user Boston 1997 algorithms.computer.computer sci

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Book 19971st editionarts) orto do research on algorithms, and inquiring minds, who just want to know what kind of methods are used to compute the math functions in current computers or pocket calculators. Because of this, the book is in- tended to be helpful as well for postgraduate and advanced undergraduate students

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Introduction to Shift-and-Add algorithmsx would be proportional to the exponential of the weight of the bread! Bakers and mathematicians had the same question in mind: how could they quickly compute the price of bread? An old mathematician, called Briggs, found a convenient solution. He said to the King,

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Introduction: The Extent of the ProblemThe algorithms presented in the previous chapters for evaluating the elementary functions only give a correct result if the argument is within a given bounded interval. To evaluate an elementary function .(.) for any ., one must find some “transformation” that makes it possible to deduce .(.) from some value .(.*), where

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Virtuelle Identit?ten im ?Worklogging“This chapter is devoted to the problems of preserving monotonicity or always getting exactly rounded results when implementing the elementary functions in floating-point arithmetic.