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It's problem #16 for Chapter 6 if anyone answering has the book handy.
[x]/x^s + 1.
What does he mean by [x]?
[x]/x^s + 1.
What does he mean by [x]?
The discussion revolves around problem #16 from Chapter 6 of Rudin's text, specifically focusing on the notation used in the expression [x]/x^s + 1. Participants are trying to clarify the meaning of the notation [x].
The discussion is active, with participants providing insights and clarifications regarding the notation. Some guidance has been offered, particularly referencing the text itself for the definition of [x].
There is a mention of a participant not having access to the book, which may affect the clarity of the discussion. Additionally, there is some confusion regarding the precise definition of the notation being discussed.
Dick said:I don't have it. Somebody stole it. But in case you don't get a more definitive answer [x] probably means the smallest integer less that x.
Mark44 said:Dick, you probably mean the greatest integer less than or equal to x.