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One issue with computable numbers is that computable analysis is a far more complex subject than real or complex analysis since limits or upper bounds do not pr
by octachron 4y ago
One issue with computable numbers is that computable analysis is a far more complex subject than real or complex analysis since limits or upper bounds do not preserve computability. Similarly, the continuity of computable functions means that one need a more complex framework to even speak about discontinuity.