Grossone-based Infinity Computing

Grossone-based Infinity Computing is a new supercomputing paradigm allowing to execute NUMERICAL (floating-point) computations with numbers having different finite, infinite, and infinitesimal parts using a new number called Grossone® expressed by the symbol ① on a supercomputer patented in several countries.

Yaroslav D. Sergeyev is Distinguished Professor and Head of the Numerical Calculus Laboratory at the University of Calabria, Italy. He is Editor-in-Chief of Springer’s journal Operations Research Forum, President (2017-2021) of the International Society of Global Optimization and the founder of the field of the Infinity Computing.

He has authored 300+ articles and 6 books, received several international awards, including the Carathéodory, Pythagoras, and Khwarizmi Prizes, and has been listed among Stanford's Top 2% most-cited scientists and Top Italian scientists since 2020.

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