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> The claim of the proof is that I=F(0)+F(π) is simultaneously positive and arbitrarily small, which is not possible for a fixed number, but totally possible if
by alimw 2y ago
> The claim of the proof is that I=F(0)+F(π) is simultaneously positive and arbitrarily small, which is not possible for a fixed number, but totally possible if you see I as a sequence indexed by n.
This is not possible because I_n must be an integer for every n.
- rich_sasha 2y agoAh yes, that's the key bit. Thanks!