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Ok, that makes sense. Even when restricting numbers to reals with finite symbolic/program definition, comparing two such reals requires an unknown and unbounded
by Nevermark 7y ago
Ok, that makes sense. Even when restricting numbers to reals with finite symbolic/program definition, comparing two such reals requires an unknown and unbounded number of their digits to be computed. If two symbolic representations define the same number, but it isn't obvious, a complete digit comparison will never end. Got it.
Thank you!