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Is this correct in set theory? ω/ω=1 1/ω=ε ε*ω=1 ω=1/ε If we assume for every positive number there is only one negative number then this must be true: +∞/
by TweedHeads 17y ago
Is this correct in set theory?
ω/ω=1
1/ω=ε
ε*ω=1
ω=1/ε
If we assume for every positive number there is only one negative number then this must be true: +∞/-∞=1
- mariorz 17y agowhy is 1/ω=ε ? would it not tend to 0. perhaps I'm misunderstanding you, I don't really grok set theory.
- TweedHeads 17y agoSure it tends to zero which is ε, being ω the largest and ε the smallest possible. Never mind, just trying to understand Cantor's brilliant mind.
- jibiki 17y ago> Is this correct in set theory? More or less: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surreal_numbers#.22To_Infinity_....22 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surreal_numbers#.22To_Infinity_...