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Due to changes in the pre-processing or argumentws, the function Lim() can't find out if x.0+0 or x.0-0 was specified as value for x. (6671)
Update(June 16, 2021):
Other options would be the use of similar symbols as exponent
Update (September 16, 2018):
In order to prevent preprocessing from destroying the side information of the limit operator, you can replace +/-0 by +/- something symbolic, which can be replaced by 0 after the limit operation.
One could also define a unit '+ and a unit '-, which could receive a special translation. Currently, this fails because Maxima does not accept operator symbols in names.
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Description:
Due to changes in the pre-processing or argumentws, the function Lim() can't find out if x.0+0 or x.0-0 was specified as value for x. (6671)
Update(June 16, 2021):
Other options would be the use of similar symbols as exponent
Update (September 16, 2018):
In order to prevent preprocessing from destroying the side information of the limit operator, you can replace +/-0 by +/- something symbolic, which can be replaced by 0 after the limit operation.
One could also define a unit '+ and a unit '-, which could receive a special translation. Currently, this fails because Maxima does not accept operator symbols in names.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: