Abstract
Aright-preconditioning process for linear interval systems has been presented by Neumaier in 1987. It allows the construction of an outer estimate of the united solution set of a square linear interval system in the form of a parallelepiped. The denomination “right-preconditioning” is used to describe the preconditioning processes which involve the matrix product AC in contrast to the (usual) left-preconditioning processes which involve the matrix product AC, where A and C are respectively the interval matrix of the studied linear interval system and the preconditioning matrix.
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