Kaba
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Re: Limit by limit of curves
Posted:
Apr 13, 2012 3:03 PM
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quasi wrote:
> I'm not saying there isn't one -- just that I'm not aware
> of any such book. If you find one, and if it's reasonably
> well known, then I'll withdraw my objection.
But what is the objection?
I would understand an objection if there were at least one valid
alternative way to interpret the notation. Just give me an ambiguity,
and I'll ditch the notation:)
> If there's no such book, or if one exists but is essentially
> obscure, then your usage is non-standard. Even then, I'm not
> objecting to your use of a non-standard notation, but if you
> agree that it's non-standard, why not define it before using
> it?
To answer that, do you agree that there is a standard definition of
"c is a limit of a function at p" which works for all topological
spaces, and captures the correct concept? If yes, what is that
definition?
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