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Friday, January 30, 2015

Continuity at infinity

Usually f(x)L as x is defined in an epsilon N fashion. With a projective point of view, infinity becomes a point among the usual numbers, and the definitions of convergence at finite and infinite points can be unified. What strikes me is that this means that if f(x) converges as x goes to infinity, then f can be continuously extended at infinity.

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