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add a Math.Ulp function
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completed · AdminChristoph Rüegg (Admin, Math.NET) responded

See Precision.EpsilonOf (and .Increment/.Decrement/.DumbersBetween/.CompareTo etc)

anonymous shared this idea and gave it 2 votes · November 17, 2009

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