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Paul Zimmermann schrieb:
> Dear Arnold,
I think the question amounts to whether there is an algorithmthat computes the product of either two complex numbers xx,yx or two intervals xx,yy, both represented by the same pair of numbers,
[formulation corrected]
xx = xl+i*xu = [xl,xu] at a similar complexity as only the product of complex numbers. This would allow the implementation to share a circuit for both kinds of operations. xx*yy = [xl*yl-xu*yu,xl*yu+xu*yl] for complex * xx*yy = convexHull(xl*yl,xu*yu,xl*yu,xu*yl) for interval * seems to allow for some synergy. Arnold Neumaieryes this was exactly my question, thanks! Paul Zimmermann
Since round to nearest is not guaranteed anyway by complex operations with multiple real operations, one could compute the products in the
rounding mode required for the interval operations and then do either a hull for intervals or a sum and difference for complex. Division is not so similar, however. Arnold Neumaier