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The two-sided limit as the denominator approaches zero does not exist in conventional mathematics. I propose a circular number line of infinite radius. As one spins around to the other side, positive infinity is blended into negative infinity.
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I love it, but you can't blend at infinity until you can count to it... |
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Not as original as you might think.
Many
schoolkids on first sight of the graph of
y
= tan(x) think of this. |
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Various versions of this, with less than
infinite radius, have been used in
computing for quite some time. |
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Not seeing how you intend to handle
division by zero any better through this
either. |
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So, basically an infinity juicer? I don't get it. |
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