Re: Numerical instability of j_1(x)=sin(Pi*x)^2+sin(Pi*(gamma(x)+1)/x)^2
Georgi Guninski <[email protected]>
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On Wed, Feb 1, 2023 at 11:13 AM Karim Belabas <[email protected]> wrote: > The result is about -exp(10^40) / (2*I), but the 'exponent' of 10^40 is > so large that the resulting floating point number can't be represented in PARI. > (Exponents are coded by C longs, so the hardcoded limit for exponents is 2^63; > i.e. floats about 2^(2^63) ...) > Many thanks for all replies. Doesn't the large exponent bound imply the complex numbers are bounded? :) IIRC this is called "finitarism", but can't find it with a search.