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Keywords:
linear systems; interval arithmetic; interval solution; interval matrix; interval vector
Summary:
It is shown that if the concept of an interval solution to a system of linear interval equations given by Ratschek and Sauer is slightly modified, then only two nonlinear equations are to be solved to find a modified interval solution or to verify that no such solution exists.
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