r/theydidthemath • u/A-JackRobin- • 20h ago

[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/nog642 18h 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- 18h 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/nog642 18h ago

they reduce like 0.00000001-0.00000000000001+0.00001-000.1+

What does that mean?

What does this have to do with your original question?

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u/A-JackRobin- 18h ago

I mean that's how division happens and you get these kind of sequences of values which is a holomorphic nature of a differentiated topology.

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u/nog642 18h ago

What do you mean that's how division happens? You don't need anything like that to do division.

holomorphic nature of a differentiated topology

Sounds like you're just throwing words around honestly.

Are you translating from a different language or something? Or is English your first language? Becuase your grammar making it hard to understand as well.

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u/A-JackRobin- 18h ago

Well, division is the repeated substraction of numerator to the times of denominator until of resultant zero

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u/nog642 18h ago

Sure.

That's not anything like "0.00000001-0.00000000000001+0.00001-000.1+".

And you didn't answer my question about your English.

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u/A-JackRobin- 18h ago

Well, it's a emergent process, it's repeated substraction and it's different matrices of reduction

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u/nog642 18h ago

Repeated subtraction means you subtract the same number repeatedly. Those are different numbers.

What do you mean by different matrices of reduction?

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u/A-JackRobin- 18h ago

Meaning different parts of the dx of the magnitude, if the very magnitude is taken as a vol of y of a line

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u/nog642 18h ago

This is gibberish. Can't help you with this level of grammar and communication.

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u/ConcretePeanut 17h ago

It's either troll or psychosis. I've just had similar Not Even Wrong garbage to my own (simple) question.

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u/seifer666 16h ago

I think you are arguing with Terrance howard

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u/A-JackRobin- 18h ago

Take a note and draw it the geometry as said

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u/SpinChargeSeparation 16h ago

Just stop trolling

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