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Mathematical Infinity for Beginners

Published by aayawa
August 13, 2009, Category: Mathematics

By definition there can be no finite description of infinity. As practical matter the meaning of the term seems to have altered over last few millennia, and will probably continue to change. Even in the pure and sedate realm of Mathematics infinity still poses mysteries. If we tentatively assume reality (whatever that is) can be described mathematically, Infinity ensures the description can not be both complete and consistent and may even ensure that World is not consistent. This note is intended to provide a simple guide to Infinity in mathematics.

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