Refinement of rational Taylor enclosures #
The computed error radii tend to zero as the degree increases. These results justify arbitrary accuracy of the enclosures; deciding a rounded result also requires handling exact rounding boundaries.
Increasing the Taylor degree drives the exponential remainder bound to zero.
The logarithm remainder is a decaying geometric sequence on its convergence interval.
The exact rational exponential polynomials converge to the real exponential.
The lower small-exponential endpoints converge to the exact target.
The upper small-exponential endpoints converge to the exact target.
After argument reduction, the lower exponential endpoints still approach the exact value.
After argument reduction, the upper exponential endpoints still approach the exact value.
The signed rational logarithm polynomials converge to the exact logarithm.
The lower logarithm-series endpoints converge to the exact target.
The upper logarithm-series endpoints converge to the exact target.
The lower logarithm endpoints converge for every positive rational argument.
The upper logarithm endpoints converge for every positive rational argument.
The lower endpoints retain convergence after binary logarithm reduction.
The upper endpoints retain convergence after binary logarithm reduction.
The lower reduced-logarithm endpoints converge for every positive rational argument.
The upper reduced-logarithm endpoints converge for every positive rational argument.