Interval valued functions in numerical methods
Some nonlinear numerical problems can be reliably solved only if some appropriate discipline for rounding error handling is applied. For this various modification of interval representation for numerical values are used. In the paper three types of such a generalization of single current values and functions are described and analysed: -- interval extension, -- inverse interval extension and -- zone function. The connections between these three representations are analysed. In the second part of the paper numerical methods developed by using interval extension and zone functions are compared.
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