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@fzaiser fzaiser commented Sep 29, 2023

This is needed to properly define infinite sums (used in the definition of measures) and the exponential function.

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Split into multiple files by theme. Perhaps one for nl arithmetic results, one for abs, one for sequences, one for limit. Should we abstract a bit? (say, metric spaces). We should think about whether we expect such generalization to be useful eventually

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fzaiser commented Oct 10, 2023

@jtristan I split it into three files: one for facts about the reals, one for sequences and one for limits. I'd rather not go into too much generality regarding metric spaces yet, as I don't see a need for them any time soon.

@jtristan jtristan merged commit f0d419f into main Oct 11, 2023
@fzaiser fzaiser deleted the limit branch October 11, 2023 14:28
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