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Date: 2011-03-16 23:03:38
Mathematical analysis
Data types
Arithmetic
Floating point
Number
Rounding
Pi
Condition number
Computer
Mathematics
Computer arithmetic
Numerical analysis

Where Numerics Matter… How Computer Arithmetic Can Lead You Astray By David Sayers, PhD and John Morrissey, PhD, Numerical Algorithms Group Even the most powerful computers can and will lead those who do not understand

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