Modern Computer Arithmetic
by Richard P. Brent, Paul Zimmermann
Publisher: LORIA 2009
Number of pages: 239
Description:
This book collects in the same document all state-of-the-art algorithms in multiple precision arithmetic (integers, integers modulo n, floating-point numbers). The book will be useful for graduate students in computer science and mathematics, researchers in discrete mathematics, computer algebra, number theory, cryptography, and developers of multiple-precision libraries.
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