[FOM] Can someone give me an example of...

[Adam Kolany]

Andrej Bauer napisał(a):

>On Friday 17 February 2006 00:24, Giovanni Lagnese wrote:
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>>Andrej Bauer wrote:
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>>>it is non-Cauchy in a strong sense: for every epsilon > 0 and k
>>>there is m such that |a_k - a_n| > epsilon for all n > m.
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>>It seems impossible that we can take epsilon > 1.
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>Oops, got my quantifiers all mixed up. That should have been: for every k 
>there are epsilon > 0 and m such that |a_k - a_n| > epsilon for all n > m.
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>Andrej
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a_n=n ?

then for a given k take m=1 and epsilon=1.



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