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Everything you said seems to be valid if you replace 'exponential' by 'f' where 'f' is any real analytic function.
by boyobo 7y ago
Everything you said seems to be valid if you replace 'exponential' by 'f' where 'f' is any real analytic function.
- foxes 7y agoFirst of all I was capturing the defn exp(f) = lim_{n \rightarrow \infty} (id + f/n)^n, but yes there are lots of other functions you can define more generally. The exponential just comes up particularly naturally.
- boyobo 7y agoAh, I didn't realize that's what you were trying to say with the explanation at the beginning. Now your post makes more sense.