An Overflow/Underflow-Free Floating-Point Representation of Numbers
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概要
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A new floating-point representation of numbers is proposed to cope systematically with the troubles in numerical computation due to exponent overflow/underflow in conventional floating-point representations. The proposed representation resolves the phenomena of overflow and underflow and, at the same time, attains higher precision for numbers which are neither too large nor too small, by making mobile the boundary between the field for exponent and that for mantissa in a word. A number system including "non-numbers" is also proposed which is closed with respect to the four arithmetic operations. The effectiveness of the proposed system is shown by numerical examples.
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- 1981-11-05
著者
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Iri Masao
Department Of Mathematical Engineering And Information Physics Faculty Of Engineering University Of
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Iri Masao
Department Of Mathematical Engineering And Instrumentation Physics Faculty Of Engineering University
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MATSUI SHOUICHI
Information System Department, Economic Research Center, Central Research Institute of Electric Powe
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Matsui Shouichi
Information System Department Economic Research Center Central Research Institute Of Electric Power
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