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The Well-Rounded Linear Function

The generic linear function ax + b of a real variable, with a;b;x 2 , is usually evaluated as a scale function (product) followed by a translation (sum). Our main result shows that when such a function is variously combined with rounding functions (floor and ceiling), exactly 67 inequivalent rounded generic linear functions result, of which 38 are integer-valued and 29 are not. Several related results are also established, with elucidation of the relevant equivalence class structures.