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Date 19-20 Nov. 1975

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Foreword

Mathematical foundation of computer arithmetic

Floating-point computation of functions with maximum accuracy

Consequences of a properly implemented computer arithmetic for periodicities of iterative methods

Understandable arithmetic

Comparison sets: A useful partitioning of the space of floating point operand pairs

A unified numeric data type in Pascal

The design of a Polymorphic Arithmetic Unit

The design and use of a floating-point (software) simulator for testing the arithmetic behavior of mathematical software

Significance arithmetic: Application to a partial differential equation

ROM-rounding: A new rounding scheme

Programmer-controlled roundoff and the selection of a stable roundoff rule

Formal systems of numerals

Compatible number representations

Redundancy in number representations as an aspect of computational complexity of arithmetic functions

Fixed-slash and floating-slash rational arithmetic

Matrix processors using p-ADIC arithmetic for exact linear computations

Mirror arithmetic

Self-checking adder for large scale integration

On combinational logic for sign detection in residue number systems

Base conversion in residue number systems

The logic of modulo 2^k + 1 adders

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