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Re: Midpoint and unbounded intervals



On 2012-01-24 14:16:29 -0600, Nate Hayes wrote:
> Dear P1788,
> 
> Dan Zuras and myself had an offline discussion about the midpoint and width
> operations over the past couple weeks. We decided to summarize our
> agreements and present them as a paper to the rest of the group for further
> discussion. With his permission, I am therefore attaching that paper to this
> e-mail.
> 
> Comments are welcome.

The only real problem I've seen is the point mentioned by Dmitry
(and which will be fixed).

(11) will generally not hold at Level 2: one would just have the
implication =>, not the equivalence.

For midpoint(Entire), I think it should be undefined at Level 1,
and 0 is OK for inf-sup at Level 2.

A property that should be satisfied is:

  X <= Y => midpoint(X) <= midpoint(Y)

for any non-empty X, Y. If I'm not mistaken, it is satisfied by (15).

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