Re: abundance of irrationals!)
- From: "r.e.s." <r.s@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 13 Apr 2005 19:47:41 GMT
"*** T. Winter" <***.Winter@xxxxxx> wrote ...
mueckenh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (W. Mueckenheim) writes:
> SUM 1/2^k < 1 > k e N
Wrong when you use the standard definition of that infinite sum. Because that is lim {n -> oo} sum {k <= n} 1/2^k. But you refuse to accept that definition, so you are using your own definition. Are you finally willing to reveal how *you* define that infinite sum?
Since making the above claim, W.M. has steadfastly *refused* to state the definition he is using for SUM[k in N](1/2^k). Isn't it reasonable to suppose he *has* no definition, and does not understand what he himself has written?
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