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Optimal Bicentered Form

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In this paper, a new interval extension—optimal bicentered form and its excess width are presented. A comparison is made between the excess width of the optimal bicentered form and that of the centered form which takes the midpoint of the interval as its center.

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Fang, Y. Optimal Bicentered Form. Reliable Computing 9, 291–302 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1024664312457

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