Correctness of packed native-word Posit division #
The packed divider is a storage adapter over the width-generic quotient-prefix kernel. These
theorems connect its decoded field boundary to the model-valued quotient semantics and prove that
both natural and UInt64 results are complete in-range Posit encodings.
Mathematical views and common-leading normalization #
Exact mathematical view of positive decoded native fields.
Instances For
Quotient-prefix refinement #
Positive and signed field rounding #
The positive native kernel is the shared arbitrary-width quotient rounder.
The word-valued positive result is definitionally the natural API's code.
Signed decoded-field rounding is the complete native-word quotient code.
The word-valued signed result contains the complete scalar code.
Packed carrier boundary #
The packed scalar quotient is the native-word quotient of the decoded operands.
The carrier-facing quotient word contains the exact scalar packed quotient code.
Every packed quotient is a complete in-range Posit encoding.