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A Branch-Free General Renormalization Scheme for Pair Arithmetic and Its Performance Evaluation
Pair arithmetic omits the renormalization stage performed at the end of each operation of multi-component multiple-precision arithmetic, reducing the operation count and, by eliminating conditional branches, easing SIMD vectorization. Renormalization cannot be omitted entirely, however, because iter
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