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square root of an Integer without sqrt function
Check out the integer-roots package.
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This is interesting, thanks! I think 1 can probably be solved with some "reasonable" slowdown compared to float. E.g. I use Taylor expansion to implement `sin` which isn't toooo slow. I do some `mod`ing and a few comparisons to express the problem in terms of `sin(x)` s.t. `-pi / 2 <= x <= -pi / 2`. Then use the Taylor expansion about 0 which takes about 4 (+ and -), 5 (*), and 4 (/). I need to properly benchmark this, Though. I do wonder if a floating point representation rather than a fixed precision representation would be practical. I'm also using https://hackage.haskell.org/package/integer-roots for `sqrt` though I'm not 100% sure this is deterministic, and I'm sure that a specialized implementation would be much faster.
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Bodigrim/integer-roots is an open source project licensed under MIT License which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of integer-roots is Haskell.
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