decimalInfinite: All Decimals In Bits, No Loss, Same Order, Simple
Ghislain Fourny

TL;DR
This paper presents decimalInfinite, a binary encoding for decimals that preserves all information and order, supports arbitrary precision, and is simple to implement and understand.
Contribution
The paper introduces decimalInfinite, a universal binary encoding for decimals that is lossless, order-preserving, and straightforward to implement.
Findings
Supports arbitrarily large and small decimals
Preserves information and order completely
Simple to explain and implement
Abstract
This paper introduces a binary encoding that supports arbitrarily large, small and precise decimals. It completely preserves information and order. It does not rely on any arbitrary use-case-based choice of calibration and is readily implementable and usable, as is. Finally, it is also simple to explain and understand.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgorithms and Data Compression · Numerical Methods and Algorithms · Mathematics, Computing, and Information Processing
