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Motion P1788/M0016.01:InfSupAndMidRad: YES



YES

Dr. George F. Corliss
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Marquette University
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On Jun 6, 2010, at 10:21 AM, Ralph Baker Kearfott wrote:

> P-1788:
> 
> The discussion period for this motion has run its course.
> Therefore, the motion
> is entering its three-week voting period.  Voting will continue
> until after the end June 27, 2010.  The motion is appended
> to this email.  The rules for position papers apply for this
> vote.
> 
> William / Juergen: Please record this action in the minutes.
> 
> I offer thanks for the previous and continuing work of all
> involved.
> 
> Sincerely,
> 
> Baker
> 
> P.S. Remember that you can obtain a list of all motions,
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> 
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> 
> =================================================================
> 
> Proposer: Dan Zuras (from Arnold Neumaier)
> 
> Second: Vladik Kreinovich
> 
> Motion:
> -------
> 
> An interval type is said to be <b> supported </b> if all
>    required operations are implemented as well as conversions to
>    and from that type and any other type and import from and export
>    to text strings.
> 
>    An interval type is said to be <b> available </b> if conversions
>    to and from that type and any other type are implemented as well
>    as import from and export to text strings.
> 
>    A conforming implementation shall support at least one inf-sup
>    type and make available at least one mid-rad and one mid-rad1-rad2
>    type.
> 
>    All conversions shall preserve containment and return the tightest
>    representable interval in the target type.
> 
>    All imports shall preserve containment and return the tightest
>    representable interval in the target type.  All exports shall
>    preserve containment and return the tightest representable text
>    string in the specified format.
> 
>    NOTE --- This standard is silent on the matter of other
>    operations implemented for types that are available but not
>    supported.
> 
> 
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