A Crack in Limit Theory and The Corresponding Patch

WU Xiao-Ning

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A Crack in Limit Theory and The Corresponding Patch

WU Xiao-Ning

office, Wuxi municipal party committee, Wuxi 214131

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Opened online: 2 September 2015

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Citation: WU Xiao-Ning.A Crack in Limit Theory and The Corresponding Patch[OL]. [ 2 September 2015] http://en.paper.edu.cn/en_releasepaper/content/4653222

We found a problem on real functional limits that can't be solved through all analytical tools that we known. Obviously, there is a crack in the basis of classical analysis, while the problem doesn't be solved. We mended the crack through improving the ending principle on functional limit attributed to Heine and defining a special function of one variable as a fake-function of two variables.

Keywords:limit of a function, Heine's ending principle, fake-function of two variables

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