Hyperbolic fibrations of PG(3, q) were introduced by Baker, Dover, Ebert and Wantz in [1]. Since then, many examples were found, all of which are regular and agree on a line. It is known, via algebraic methods, that a regular hyperbolic fibration of PG(3, q) that agrees on a line gives rise to a flock of a quadratic cone in PG(3, q), and conversely. In this paper this correspondence will be exp...

We show that quantum Bateman’s system which arises in the quantization of a damped harmonic oscillator is equivalent to a quantum problem with 2D parabolic potential barrier known also as 2D inverted isotropic oscillator. It turns out that this system displays the family of complex eigenvalues corresponding to the poles of analytical continuation of the resolvent operator to the complex energy ...

1. Error calculus 2 1.1. Ulp calculus 2 1.2. Relative error analysis 4 1.3. Generic error of addition/subtraction 4 1.4. Generic error of multiplication 5 1.5. Generic error of inverse 5 1.6. Generic error of division 6 1.7. Generic error of square root 7 1.8. Generic error of the exponential 7 1.9. Generic error of the logarithm 8 1.10. Ulp calculus vs relative error 9 2. Low level functions 9...

1. Notations and Assumptions 2 2. Error calculus 2 2.1. Ulp calculus 2 2.2. Relative error analysis 4 2.3. Generic error of addition/subtraction 4 2.4. Generic error of multiplication 5 2.5. Generic error of inverse 5 2.6. Generic error of division 6 2.7. Generic error of square root 7 2.8. Generic error of the exponential 7 2.9. Generic error of the logarithm 8 2.10. Ulp calculus vs relative e...