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Accessible interactive learning of missing-digit arithmetic problems for students with visual disabilities. [PDF]
Sci RepAli A, Khusro S, Algamdi SA.
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Level-Index Arithmetic Operations
SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis, 1987A system for the internal representation of numbers in a computer based on repeated exponentiations is used for performing the four basic arithmetical operations. An error analysis and illustrative examples are included.
Clenshaw, C. W., Olver, F. W. J.
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Cognitive arithmetic: Comparison of operations.
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition, 1984Adults' performance of simple arithmetic calculations (addition, multiplication, and numerical comparison) was examined to test predictions of digital (counting), analog, and network models. Although all of these models have been supported by studies of mental addition, each leads to a different prediction concerning relations between the times ...
K, Miller, M, Perlmutter, D, Keating
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Higher arithmetical operations
1975Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division are called the four basic arithmetical operations. Just as repeated addition of the same summand leads to a new arithmetical operation, namely multiplication, so repeated multiplication by the same factor leads to a new arithmetical operation: raising to a power or exponentiation.
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Low- Power Arithmetic Operators
2004After a short introduction to computer arithmetic, this presentation deals with hardware arithmetic operators optimized for low-power consumption. It presents addition algorithms, basic cells and optimizations techniques for low power. It also presents multiplication by constants, squaring and function approximations used in low-power operators ...
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Arithmetic operations in GF(2m)
Journal of Cryptology, 1993The paper is concerned with the efficient computation of multiplicative inverses and of exponentiations in \(GF(2^ m)\) by exploiting a normal basis representation of the field. The method used for exponentiation is suited to parallel computation.
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1973
One of the most important types of digital electronic system is the digital computer. Indeed, it may be argued that much of the pressure for the development of cheaper and faster digital system elements has come from the rapidly expanding computer industry.
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One of the most important types of digital electronic system is the digital computer. Indeed, it may be argued that much of the pressure for the development of cheaper and faster digital system elements has come from the rapidly expanding computer industry.
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1999
Obviously, performing the basic arithmetic operations does not belong to the main uses of MATHCAD. You can continue to use an electronic calculator for this purpose. However, because these operations are often required during a MATHCAD work session, we provide a short discussion here.
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Obviously, performing the basic arithmetic operations does not belong to the main uses of MATHCAD. You can continue to use an electronic calculator for this purpose. However, because these operations are often required during a MATHCAD work session, we provide a short discussion here.
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2002
Verilog-1995 provides two simple shift operators: The >> token represents a bitwise shift-right operation. The
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Verilog-1995 provides two simple shift operators: The >> token represents a bitwise shift-right operation. The
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