claimroutineinferred_dep
Clipped reciprocal approximation has exact streams
Clipped linear approximation has exact streams and integer error below 2
builds the reciprocal from elementary ops and multiplication
Statement (paper)
For the fixed original , the coefficients are exact rational numbers and the suffix has an exact stream (digit zero through , digit thereafter), so Lemmas and yield exact streams for the clipped expression using a fixed number of normalized operations and no additional reciprocal operation. Moreover, with the integer approximation at place and , where and the coefficients are those of the original , one has ; this integer modulo is obtained from modulo .
In plain English
For fixed , the clipped linear approximation has exact streams, built from a fixed number of normalized elementary and multiplication operations with no further reciprocal. Its integer approximation satisfies , and modulo can be computed from modulo .
Why it's here
Since are exact rationals fixed by the first places and the tail has a simple exact stream, the linear expression can be assembled using only the elementary and multiplication lemmas, so the reciprocal inherits their clock, record and space bounds. The previous claim's bound (preserved by clipping), together with rounding at place , gives the integer error below 2. The residue handoff from mod to mod lets the reciprocal be used as an ordinary residue procedure.
Classified routine:
Direct consequence of the earlier elementary and multiplication lemmas together with the previous claim's error bound . The remaining steps are rounding and residue bookkeeping, a standard calculation.
Uses
Used by
Nothing in the paper
Sources
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- Section
- §10.4 Reciprocals and the early-word convention
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Friction
- infoinferred_depoutline: "Exact stream via elementary ops and multiplication" rests on claim-lem-arith-reciprocal-1