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Vipul: /* Misconceptions */

2013-08-29T22:29:46Z

Misconceptions

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	the moves of the skeptic ~~be right~~ "for every"		the moves of the skeptic we write "for every"
	"for all." Right? And		"for all." Right? And

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	for all the moves of the prover ~~it's~~ "there		for all the moves of the prover we write
	exists." Why do we do		"there exists." Why do we do

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2013-08-22T04:41:03Z

Motivation and general idea

2013-08-22T04:38:01Z

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	oscillating ~~with the minus~~ 1 ~~and~~ 1. However,		oscillating within [-1,1]. However,
	~~smaller~~ interval you		small an interval you

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2013-07-25T23:12:25Z

Limit of sequence versus real-sense limit

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	does sin (pi n) look like for a natural number		does sin (pi n) look like for a natural number
	~~then~~? In fact for any integer n? pi times		n? In fact for any integer n? pi times

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2013-07-25T23:10:20Z

Limit of sequence versus real-sense limit

2013-07-25T19:41:25Z

Limit of sequence versus real-sense limit

2013-01-24T01:38:46Z

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	have to develop a ~~pure~~ cut concept of limit		have to develop a clear cut concept of limit
	to be able to answer this		to be able to answer this

2013-01-23T06:31:33Z

Motivation and general idea

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	This, hopefully, you have seen in great detail		This, hopefully, you have seen in great detail
	~~where~~ you've done		when you've done

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2013-01-23T06:27:08Z

Motivation and general idea

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	sort of that. For the left-hand limit, you		sort of that: For the left-hand limit, you
	basically sort of follow		basically sort of follow

2013-01-23T01:34:22Z

Motivation and general idea

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	~~Epsilon~~-delta definition. This is just an intuitive idea,		epsilon-delta definition. This is just an intuitive idea,
	and a few somewhat		and a few somewhat

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	the graph on the right and see where ~~they~~'re		the graph on the right and see where we're
	headed to, and ~~add~~ the y		headed to, and get the y

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	~~values are~~ different. You could also have		value is different. You could also have
	a situation where the value		a situation where the value