Is there a particular symbol in Math for inexisting limits?

SeM · Dec 12, 2017

Hi, I was looking for a symbol in math that is commonly applied when a limit to a function does not exist. Is there such a symbol? I could not find any.

lekh2003 · Dec 12, 2017

SeM said:

Hi, I was looking for a symbol in math that is commonly applied when a limit to a function does not exist. Is there such a symbol? I could not find any.

I am not aware of any such symbol, every video, lecture, etc. that I have seen either write "Doesn't exist" or "und".

SeM · Dec 12, 2017

Ok, thanks

Is there a particular symbol in Math for inexisting limits?

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