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Q: Interval representations + rounding modes

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  • Subject: [mg8805] Q: Interval representations + rounding modes
  • From: sbecuwe at uia.ua.ac.be (Stefan.Becuwe)
  • Date: Fri, 26 Sep 1997 00:33:32 -0400
  • Sender: owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com

Is there an (easy) way to give the interval representation of a (rational)
number, i.e. without typing N[rational_number, 50] or something like that,
i.e. [round-to-min-infinity(rational_number), round-to-plus-infinity(number)]?

There is a function Interval[], but it's not specified how the end-points
of the interval are defined... 

Do there exist functions 
	round-to-minus-infinity
        	-plus-infinity
	        -to-zero
	        -to-nearest


Stefan Becuwe


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