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It is not reasonable to interpret the notation that way. For one, variable binding becomes incoherent.
by danharaj 6y ago
It is not reasonable to interpret the notation that way. For one, variable binding becomes incoherent.
- amelius 6y agoI think it is perfectly reasonable for two reasons. One is that (when it works) the notation becomes more intuitive, as in 0.9999... < 1 And the second reason is that mixing implicit limits (or series or infinity) and numbers is a mathematical hack, and when the notation doesn't work it is a clear indication that something is wrong.