copy and paste this google map to your website or blog!
Press copy button and paste into your blog or website.
(Please switch to 'HTML' mode when posting into your blog. Examples: WordPress Example, Blogger Example)
notation - Backwards epsilon - Mathematics Stack Exchange What does the $\\ni$ (backwards element of) symbol mean? It doesn't appear in the Wikipedia list of mathematical symbols, and a Google search for "backwards element of" or "backwards epsilon" turns
What is epsilon algebra and why is it important in Numerical Analysis . . . The epsilon algebra is a simple method compared to the more advanced interval arithmetic which can be used to put bounds on rounding and measurement errors in computation The advantage of epsilon algebra is that simple rules of calculation are sufficient compared to the complicated calculation rules of interval arithmetic
real analysis - Does the epsilon-delta definition of limits truly . . . This quote resonates with my current dilemma Does the Epsilon-Delta definition truly capture the essence of what we mean by a 'limit'? though the epsilon-delta definition is a mathematical construct, what evidence do we have that it accurately reflects our intuitive concept of a limit?
Good Explanation of Epsilon-Delta Definition of a Limit? I'm really doing my best but completely failing to understand the epsilon-delta definition of a limit I vaguely understand it like this: Given a bound on the difference between the input and desired
notation - How to denote a very small number $\epsilon$ - Mathematics . . . When adding a "small" positive number $\epsilon$ to some quantity, one should might have some criterion in mind that $\epsilon$ should be "small enough" so that some properties are satisfied If one really wants to be precise, than one might want to state explicitly those properties out