Dear all,
Martin Rubey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> If you file a bug report concerning limit((-1/2)^n,n=%plusInfinity), I'll file
> a patch :-)
Today I tried to do so, but alas, the patch is not so easy... Furthermore, it
seems that it would be wasted work, because of
On Computing Limits in a
If you file a bug report concerning limit((-1/2)^n,n=%plusInfinity), I'll file
a patch :-)
Martin
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Karl Hegbloom wrote:
>
> Attached is a session log showing an error that I receive while
> attempting to produce a sequence from an expression in Axiom. Maxima
> seems to have no trouble with the similar expression, and computing the
> value of the expression by hand, as you can see, seems to wor
(-1)^\infty is an indeterminate expression, like 0/0.
Mathematica returns Indeterminate, and maple returns "-1 .. 1" since the
limit is bounded, but indeterminate on the interval [-1,1].
Infinity is neither even nor odd.
Karl Hegbloom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Attached is a session log showing
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TI uses Derive, I believe, which is from David Stoutmeyer of Soft
Warehouse. Believe me, if David thinks infinity is odd he's probably
right :-)
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Attached is a session log showing an error that I receive while
attempting to produce a sequence from an expression in Axiom. Maxima
seems to have no trouble with the similar expression, and computing the
value of the expression by hand, as you can see, seems to work fine
also.
Another problem I
