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There is no smallest nonzero distance in Euclidean geometry.

• augustl 16y ago
  My comment was regarding physics in general, not a subset of math/geometry. Are you saying my comparison to the Zeno paradox is wrong?
  • JeremyBanks 16y ago
    I think the analogy is flawed. Using limits we can resolve Zeno's arrow paradox. For the situation described here limits cannot solve the problem because it turns out that it is not an accurate model of a circle.