InbredDummy Messages 82 Reaction score 0 Thread starter Jul 29, 2007 #1 How do I write that given a set S, every epsilon neighborhood of infinity (in the complex plane) contains at least one point of S?
How do I write that given a set S, every epsilon neighborhood of infinity (in the complex plane) contains at least one point of S?
Kummer Messages 296 Reaction score 0 Jul 29, 2007 #2 I do not understand the question? What is S? And what does it mean "epsilon neighborghood of infinite". And you statement is clearly wrong given that S is empty.
I do not understand the question? What is S? And what does it mean "epsilon neighborghood of infinite". And you statement is clearly wrong given that S is empty.