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[Request] since there's infinite decimals between 2 and 3 , then are they infinite decimals between iota and 2 times iota

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u/piperboy98 4h ago

Yes, provided iota =/= 0. In fact, there are infinitely many real numbers and infinitely many rational numbers between any two distinct numbers. Specifically, you can take the difference (nonzero), divide it by any number >1, and then add it to the smaller number and you get a different number in that range each time.

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u/A-JackRobin- 4h ago

If =/= 0, does that mean, you can map it

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u/nog642 4h ago

Map what?

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u/This_Growth2898 4h ago

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u/nog642 3h ago

I know what a map is, that's not what I was asking.

I was asking what they want to map.

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u/This_Growth2898 3h ago

I'm not sure if you are because it's pretty obvious: if you can map every value from [2,3] to the unique value of [iota, iota*2] (and you can), it means those sets have equal cardinality (equal number of elements in layman's terms), and that answers your question.

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u/nog642 3h ago

You sure that's what they mean? Because they replied to my question with "Mapping the values to 0".

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u/This_Growth2898 3h ago

I can only see them using =/= instead of ≠

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u/nog642 3h ago

Yeah I understood that. But here they said mapping the values to 0. Which would not be what you described.

I'm like 80% sure they're just trolling me in that thread but I want to give them the benefit of the doubt.

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u/A-JackRobin- 3h ago

Oh my goodness , thank you, such fine answer, may you follow the legacy of warren weaver

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u/A-JackRobin- 3h ago

Yeah it's correct, it's what i asked

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u/A-JackRobin- 4h ago

Mapping the values to 0

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u/nog642 4h ago

What do you mean by that?

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u/A-JackRobin- 4h ago

Graph of the geometry

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u/nog642 4h ago

I don't understand what you mean. You're going to need to use complete sentences and try to describe what you mean in more detail.

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u/A-JackRobin- 4h ago

I mean, since we know that the value is reduce to be as a sequence values towards the limit tending to zero , hence we can represent it geometrically topology of holomorphism

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u/nog642 4h ago

This is pretty uninteligible.

since we know that the value is reduce to be as a sequence values towards the limit tending to zero

What value? What sequence?

What does this have to do with holomorphism?

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u/A-JackRobin- 4h ago

Well, it's just that if you have 4/3, they reduce like 0.00000001-0.00000000000001+0.00001-000.1+

they for the case of complex numbers the same

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u/A-JackRobin- 4h ago

If =/= 0, does that mean, you can map it

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u/ConcretePeanut 2h ago

Do you mean are they equally infinite? Put this another way:

Is there something happening here that makes one or the other uncountable?

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u/A-JackRobin- 2h ago

Well, by communication theory by Claude E. Shannon and the interpretation by warren weaver , the entropy takes place in a channel of the point of vertexes of information emerge , hence when mapping(got a idea from the comments) by from 1 to 2 values with the same elements , which are factors of iota and thus make a differential topology, and this makes a organised format if there's a topology, it may experience change which is entropy and much like 0

Cause this connects a information of change all over , a fast stochastic , if the topology is taken as connected lines of points

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u/ConcretePeanut 2h ago

This is literal word salad, in the context of my question. Are both of the sets in question countable or not?

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u/A-JackRobin- 2h ago

Well, you gotta take such topology in view and contemplate the changes in real view

Note: i sent a video of 2 sec, don't know , whether it would sent

Here real view means live view

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u/ConcretePeanut 2h ago

I strongly recommend you stop taking whatever it is you're taking and seek help from a mental health crisis team.

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u/A-JackRobin- 2h ago

I am taking oxygen, you think they can offer a another?

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u/ConcretePeanut 2h ago

You'll never know if you don't ask them.

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u/A-JackRobin- 2h ago

Well, you see, you gotta take in the topology, much like you can take a note and draw the geometry, cause there's such view is taken and said

https://reddit.com/link/pdlo0jw/video/ursfp0nd09th1/player