On Error Analysis in Arithmetic With Varying Relative Precision (Classic Reprint)
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On Error Analysis in Arithmetic With Varying Relative Precision (Classic Reprint)

by James W. Demmel

Mathematics Computing Classic Reprint
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James W. Demmel’s On Error Analysis in Arithmetic With Varying Relative Precision presents a specialized mathematical treatment of computational error. As a classic reprint, it offers readers interested in numerical analysis, arithmetic, and mathematical computation a focused examination of accuracy when relative precision is not fixed.

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On Error Analysis in Arithmetic With Varying Relative Precision examines the mathematical study of errors arising in arithmetic computations.

The work focuses on settings where relative precision can vary, making it relevant to questions of numerical accuracy and reliability.

Written by James W. Demmel, this classic reprint offers a specialized treatment for readers exploring mathematical computation and error analysis.

Its subject matter suits students, researchers, and technically minded readers interested in the foundations of numerical methods.

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