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Plots of Add, Subtract, and Multiply

This document summarizes 3D plots of addition, subtraction, and multiplication using computer arithmetic with word sizes of 3 and 5 bits. Figure 1 shows plots of x + y, Figure 2 shows plots of x - y, and Figures 3-5 show different forms of the unsigned product of x and y, with the y-axis compressed in Figure 3 to show peaks.

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Plots of Add, Subtract, and Multiply

This document summarizes 3D plots of addition, subtraction, and multiplication using computer arithmetic with word sizes of 3 and 5 bits. Figure 1 shows plots of x + y, Figure 2 shows plots of x - y, and Figures 3-5 show different forms of the unsigned product of x and y, with the y-axis compressed in Figure 3 to show peaks.

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PLOTS OF ADD, SUBTRACT, AND MULTIPLY

Below are 3D plots of addition, subtraction, and three forms of multiplication, of


unsigned numbers, using “computer arithmetic.” These plots were produced by Mathe-
matica. For each function, two plots are shown, one for a word size of three bits and the
other for a word size of five bits.
This material was suggested by Guy Steele.

8 32
0 0
6 24
2 8
4 4 16
y 16 y
x x
6 2 24 8

8 0 32 0

FIGURE 1. Plots of x + y (computer arithmetic).

8 32
8 32
6 24
6 24
4 4 16
x 16 x
y y
2 2 8 8

0 0 0 0

FIGURE 2. Plots x – y (computer arithmetic).

1
In Figure 3, the vertical scales are compressed; the highest peaks in the left figure are
of height 7·7 = 49

8 32
6 24
4 8 16 32
y 6 y 24
2 4 8 16
2 x 8 x
0 0
0 0

FIGURE 3. Plots of the unsigned product of x and y.

8 32
6 24
4 8 32
y 6 y 16 24
2 4 8 16
2 x 8 x
0 0
0 0

FIGURE 4. Plots of the low-order half of the unsigned product of x and y.

2
8
32
6
24
4 8
y 32
6 y 16
24
2 4 8 16
2 x 8 x
0 0
0 0

FIGURE 5. Plots of the high-order half of the unsigned product of x and y.

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