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Ah. "With the exception of finitely many" [1] was the definition given to me in University. The generalization makes sense, however. [1] I don't think I'm doin
by anyfoo 8y ago
Ah. "With the exception of finitely many" [1] was the definition given to me in University. The generalization makes sense, however.
[1] I don't think I'm doing a good job translating the original German definition I was given, which sounds much better: "Mit Ausnahme endlich vieler".
- jhanschoo 8y agoAh, in English "all but finitely many" is indeed very commonly used, and rarely is "almost all" defined to have that sense.