(n→∞) → 0
Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2018 5:51 pm
Take for example the example of a 1d line projecting into a 0d point. The line, while infinite, has nowhere to go and in effect must folded in upon itself if it is to exist considering the line can only project if there is somewhere for it project to. In these respects, it must project towards itself, however the problem occurs in the respect the line as an extradimensional entity cannot project back towards its origins. Considering the line alone exists, it acts as its own standard of measurement where any self-relation observes the lines existing through the line. In these respects as it approaches the 0d point the line condenses and expands simultaneously at the same time in different respects. It condenses into a fractal, relative to its original state while expanding through multiplication in a separate respect.
In simpler terms, the continual condensation of the line into a fractal, as a frequency, observes the line continually multiplying in a separate respect as it shrinks. Relative to the original line this contraction, through simultaneous division and multiplication, cause the progress of the line into a continual frequency which in effect condenses into a new line relative to the original as horizontal.
In these respects the continual alternation of the line cause its continual condensation to have an increase in the number of lines, through the frequency, while in the a separate respect each line as a frequency continually shrinks in length relative to the original line. So the frequency of 1/5 inverted to 5 lines is much greater in size than the frequency of 1/100 inverted to 100 lines, where while the number of lines as 5<100 the fraction 1/5>1/100. The frequency of 1/(n→∞) exists as a line infinitely smaller than the original when viewed as a horizontal projection relative to the original.
However this frequency is continually directed towards zero ad-infinitum and hence has an infinite progression. This infinite progression observes the line as continually projecting towards point 0 with the increase in the number of lines as (n→∞)→0.
In simpler terms, the continual condensation of the line into a fractal, as a frequency, observes the line continually multiplying in a separate respect as it shrinks. Relative to the original line this contraction, through simultaneous division and multiplication, cause the progress of the line into a continual frequency which in effect condenses into a new line relative to the original as horizontal.
In these respects the continual alternation of the line cause its continual condensation to have an increase in the number of lines, through the frequency, while in the a separate respect each line as a frequency continually shrinks in length relative to the original line. So the frequency of 1/5 inverted to 5 lines is much greater in size than the frequency of 1/100 inverted to 100 lines, where while the number of lines as 5<100 the fraction 1/5>1/100. The frequency of 1/(n→∞) exists as a line infinitely smaller than the original when viewed as a horizontal projection relative to the original.
However this frequency is continually directed towards zero ad-infinitum and hence has an infinite progression. This infinite progression observes the line as continually projecting towards point 0 with the increase in the number of lines as (n→∞)→0.