Binary Arithmetics, Addition and Subtraction of Integers

Yasuho Mizuhara

Shinshu University, Information Engineering Dept., Nagano

Takaya Nishiyama

Shinshu University, Information Engineering Dept., Nagano

Summary.

This article is a continuation of [6] and presents the concepts of binary arithmetic operations for integers. There is introduced 2's complement representation of integers and natural numbers to integers are expanded. The binary addition and subtraction for integers are defined and theorems on the relationship between binary and numerical operations presented.

MML Identifier: BINARI_2

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