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A note on epsilon-inflation (English)
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9 September 1999
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It is shown that the epsilon-inflation without absolute term, as used for interval iterations in a current version of PASCAL-XSC, does not provide verification of the existence of solution. A new epsilon-inflation formula is proposed.
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interval iterations
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verification algorithms
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nonlinear equations
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epsilon-inflation
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