C++ Interval Arithmetic Programming Reference
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1. Using the Interval Arithmetic Library
1.1 What Is Interval Arithmetic?
1.2 C++ Interval Support Goal: Implementation Quality
1.2.2 Narrow-Width Interval Results
1.2.3 Rapidly Executing Interval Code
1.2.4 Easy-to-Use Development Environment
1.2.5 The C++ Interval Class Compilation Interface
1.2.5.1 namespace SUNW_interval
1.3 Writing Interval Code for C++
1.3.2 interval External Representations
1.3.3 Interval Declaration and Initialization
1.3.5 Single-Number Input/Output
1.3.7 interval-Specific Functions
1.3.8 Interval Versions of Standard Functions
2. C++ Interval Arithmetic Library Reference
2.1.1 String Representation of an Interval Constant (SRIC)
2.2.1 interval Constructor Examples
2.3 interval Arithmetic Expressions
2.4.1 Arithmetic Operators +, -, *, /
2.4.2 Power Function pow(X,n) and pow(X,Y)
2.5.1 Hull: X Y or interval_hull(X,Y)
2.5.2 Intersection: XY or intersect(X,Y)
2.6.1 Disjoint: X Y = or disjoint(X,Y)
2.6.3 Interior: in_interior(X,Y)
2.6.4 Proper Subset: X Y or proper_subset(X,Y)
2.6.5 Proper Superset: X Y or proper_superset(X,Y)
2.6.6 Subset: X Y or subset(X,Y)
2.6.7 Superset: X Y or superset(X,Y)
2.7.1 Interval Order Relations
2.7.2 Set Relational Functions
2.7.2.1 Set-equal: X = Y or seq(X,Y)
2.7.2.2 Set-greater-or-equal: sge(X,Y)
2.7.2.4 Set-less-or-equal: sle(X,Y)
2.7.2.6 Set-not-equal: or sne(X,Y)
2.7.3 Certainly Relational Functions
2.7.4 Possibly Relational Functions
2.8.3 Single-Number Input/Output and Base Conversions
2.9.1 Inverse Tangent Function atan2(Y,X)
2.9.4 Functions That Accept Interval Arguments
2.10 Interval Types and the Standard Template Library
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