This operator can be called with three or four arguments.
ComplexLimit(f(z), For(z, a)), rendered as , is equivalent to Limit(f(z), For(z, a), Element(z, CC)) but renders to LaTeX without displaying the predicate
which readers will typically understand from context.
ComplexLimit(f(z), For(z, a), P(z)), rendered as , is equivalent to Limit(f(z), For(z, a), And(Element(z, CC), P(z))).
The expression For(z, a) declares z as a locally bound variable within the scope of the arguments to this operator.
Definitions:
Fungrim symbol | Notation | Short description |
---|---|---|
ComplexLimit | Limiting value, complex variable | |
Limit | Limiting value | |
CC | Complex numbers |
Source code for this entry:
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