On Wednesday 02 February 2005 19:27, Daniel Phillips wrote:
>
> Are there savings calculating two dividends at a time using this
> strategy?  Also, when it iterates the preceding derivative can be
> latched so derivatives at both the beginning and end of the interval
> are available, which might be good for something.

Ah yes, we're doing two fragments at a time, good point. I guess the main 
problem is processing power though. We could interpolate between the 
derivatives, and then interpolate using that value (I guess it would be 
wildly incorrect from a mathematical point of view, but if it's a decent 
approximation then anything goes I'd say) but that would require two 
multipliers and we're not even sure we've got one.

I'll think some more about two divisions at a time though, that is really a 
good point.

Lourens
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