Algorithms for Complex Shapes with Certified Numerics and Topology A deterministic Bitstream Descartes Algorithm
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We describe a variant of the Descartes algorithm for root isolation of polynomials with real coefficients. It is assumed that the coefficients of the polynomial can be approximated with arbitrary precision; exact computation in the field of coefficients is not required. We refer to such coefficients as bitstream coefficients. The algorithm is deterministic and has same asymptotic complexity as the randomized bitstream Descartes algorithm of Eigenwillig et. al. [EKK+05]. Besides being deterministic, the algorithm is also somewhat simpler to analyse.
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