Lectures related to Decimal representation

Covers the representation of integers using different bases and algorithms for base expansion.

Explains decimal and periodic numbers, illustrating with examples and discussing rational numbers.

Covers the representation of integers using different bases and the conversion between them.

Covers the representation of positive integers, binary notation, machine limitations, overflow, and floating-point representation.

Delves into infinite decimal numbers, exploring convergence and divergence, and showcasing examples of rational and irrational numbers.

Delves into decimal expansion of rational numbers through Euclidean division, emphasizing periodicity and illustrative examples.

Explores elementary algebra concepts related to numeric sets and prime numbers, including unique factorization and properties.

Explores the concept of real numbers through decimal notation and fraction representation.

Covers the representation of numbers using binary patterns and computation operations.

Explores number representation, algorithms, recursion, and probabilities in decimal and binary.

Explains the conversion process from fractions to decimal numbers and vice versa.

Covers binary operations, including addition and multiplication of integers represented in binary form.

Explains the conversion between decimal and fractional writing, including division with remainder and a trick for periodic numbers.

Presents ABY3, a framework for secure machine learning computations.

Covers constructing real numbers through decimal expansion and the concept of discrete and continuous random variables.

Covers information representation, including universal representation, symbol and number representation, and the significance of the binary system.

Covers the review of significant figures and their importance in error estimation.

Covers the process of counting in binary and performing addition and multiplication operations.

Covers the representation of floating point numbers and the importance of uniform relative error.