Andy Turner

To put this another way: BigRational x = BigRational.valueOf("8.804462619980757911125181749462772084351"); System.out.println(x.toFloat()); System.out.println(Float.valueOf(x.toBigDecimal().toString())); Results in the output: NaN 8.804462 Whereas: BigRational x = BigRational.valueOf("8.80446261998075791112518174946277208435"); System.out.println(x.toFloat()); System.out.println(Float.valueOf(x.toBigDecimal().toString())); Results in the output: Infinity 8.804462...

Hi @VivianePons. @behollister has identified an issue to do with getting started with the library using Maven. There was a slight confusion, but I believe I have addressed the issue....

I don't have time in the next two months to develop a scientific use case that proves the utility of the software in providing a new capability. There are many...

Hi @arfon, everyone. Thanks for the message and for the reviews which seem fair. I am making slow (and hopefully steady progress) to address reviewer feedback, and refactoring the code...

> Hi @arfon Thanks for taking over the editing role for this. Let me see what I can get around to in the next couple of months. I have improved...

Hi, The algorithm I wrote produced the results shown below. The aim is to calculate a result accurate to a user defined order of magnitude. In this case I tried...