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This can be generalized to alternating a gap of <code>G-0.25</code> and <code>G</code>, with these properties: | This can be generalized to alternating a gap of <code>G-0.25 D</code> and <code>G</code>, with these properties: | ||
* Reduce norm at <code>1/G</code> through diff (gap of <code>G-0.25</code> for first half of norm, second half of diff) | * Reduce norm at <code>1/G</code> through diff (gap of <code>G-0.25 D</code> for first half of norm, second half of diff) | ||
* Reduce diff at <code>1/(G-0.125 D)</code> through old diff, <code>1/(G+0.125 D)</code> through new diff (gap of <code>G</code> for second half of norm, first half of diff) | * Reduce diff at <code>1/(G-0.125 D)</code> through old diff, <code>1/(G+0.125 D)</code> through new diff (gap of <code>G</code> for second half of norm, first half of diff) | ||
* Norm always has 0 to 0.25 D of undercorrection. | * Norm always has 0 to 0.25 D of undercorrection. | ||