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Re: SetPrecision - What does in find?
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- Subject: [mg48375] Re: SetPrecision - What does in find?
- From: kazimir04 at yahoo.co.uk (Kazimir)
- Date: Wed, 26 May 2004 02:41:25 -0400 (EDT)
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> If you compute with infinite precision the sum of the (negative) powers of 2
> corresponding to that expansion, you should get
>
> 1261007895663739/9007199254740992
>
> Try this:
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> Does it work?
Yes, it does.I did not jnow that 9007199254740992 is a power of 2. It
looks that it is a way that the developpers used.
However, I would not agree that one can say that it is an infinite
precision of 0.14 in usual sens. In fact the error introduced by the
transformation is about MachinePrecision.
Vlad
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