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Solving linear interval systems is NP-hard even if we exclude overflow and underflow (English)
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9 September 1999
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The complexity of the solution of linear interval systems is considered with special attention to computer arithmetic.
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linear interval systems
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interval arithmetic
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complexity
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NP-hard
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