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Computer arithmetic / Arithmetic / Computing / Binary arithmetic / Theory of computation / Data types / IEEE standards / Decimal64 floating-point format / IEEE 754 / Double-precision floating-point format / cole normale suprieure de Lyon / Algorithm
Date: 2017-07-31 08:52:27
Computer arithmetic
Arithmetic
Computing
Binary arithmetic
Theory of computation
Data types
IEEE standards
Decimal64 floating-point format
IEEE 754
Double-precision floating-point format
cole normale suprieure de Lyon
Algorithm

Formal Correctness of Comparison Algorithms between Binary64 and Decimal64 Floating-point Numbers Arthur Blot ENS Lyon, France NSV, July 22-23, 2017

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