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Computer arithmetic / Floating point / Fluctuat / Abstract interpretation / Rounding / Interval arithmetic / Loss of significance / NaN / Common logarithm / Lookup table / Affine arithmetic / Signed zero
Date: 2009-11-24 06:44:27
Computer arithmetic
Floating point
Fluctuat
Abstract interpretation
Rounding
Interval arithmetic
Loss of significance
NaN
Common logarithm
Lookup table
Affine arithmetic
Signed zero

Towards an industrial use of FLUCTUAT on safety-critical avionics software? David Delmas1 , Eric Goubault2 , Sylvie Putot2 , Jean Souyris1 , Karim Tekkal2 , and Franck V´edrine2 1

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