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feat(osmomath): log2 approximation #2788
feat(osmomath): log2 approximation #2788
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this is just a wording comment, but doesn't invariant imply that x>=1 is true throughout the iteration? I think you mean that after the iteration x>=1. Are we using these invariants for formal verification somewhere?
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I think I was misusing the term to imply that we are aiming to normalize the value to be >= 1 after the iteration is complete. Going to change this wording