An algorithm to approximate the real trilogarithm for a real argument
Alexander Voigt

TL;DR
This paper introduces an algorithm to accurately approximate the real trilogarithm function for real inputs, optimized for modern CPUs to leverage instruction-level parallelism, achieving double precision accuracy.
Contribution
The paper presents a novel approximation algorithm for the real trilogarithm that is optimized for instruction-level parallelism and double precision accuracy.
Findings
Achieves IEEE 754-1985 double precision accuracy
Designed for efficient execution on CPUs with instruction-level parallelism
Provides a practical method for computing the trilogarithm in scientific applications
Abstract
We present an algorithm to approximate the real trilogarithm for a real argument with IEEE 754-1985 double precision accuracy. The approximation is structured such that it can make use of instruction-level parallelism when executed on appropriate CPUs.
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TopicsLogic, programming, and type systems · Formal Methods in Verification
