OrderedCompletion R¶
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R: SetCategory
Adjunction of two real infinites quantities to a set. Date Created: 4 Oct 1989
+: (%, %) -> % if R has AbelianMonoid
-: % -> % if R has AbelianGroup
- <=: (%, %) -> Boolean if R has OrderedSet
from PartialOrder
- <: (%, %) -> Boolean if R has OrderedSet
from PartialOrder
- >=: (%, %) -> Boolean if R has OrderedSet
from PartialOrder
- >: (%, %) -> Boolean if R has OrderedSet
from PartialOrder
- coerce: % -> OutputForm
from CoercibleTo OutputForm
- coerce: Fraction Integer -> % if R has RetractableTo Fraction Integer
from CoercibleFrom Fraction Integer
- coerce: Integer -> % if R has RetractableTo Integer
from CoercibleFrom Integer
- coerce: R -> %
from CoercibleFrom R
- convert: % -> InputForm if R has ConvertibleTo InputForm
from ConvertibleTo InputForm
- finite?: % -> Boolean
finite?(x)
tests ifx
is finite.
- infinite?: % -> Boolean
infinite?(x)
tests ifx
is +infinity or -infinity,
- latex: % -> String
from SetCategory
- max: (%, %) -> % if R has OrderedSet
from OrderedSet
- min: (%, %) -> % if R has OrderedSet
from OrderedSet
- minusInfinity: () -> %
minusInfinity()
returns -infinity.
- plusInfinity: () -> %
plusInfinity()
returns +infinity.
- rational?: % -> Boolean if R has IntegerNumberSystem
rational?(x)
tests ifx
is a finite rational number.
- rational: % -> Fraction Integer if R has IntegerNumberSystem
rational(x)
returnsx
as a finite rational number. Error: ifx
cannot be so converted.
- rationalIfCan: % -> Union(Fraction Integer, failed) if R has IntegerNumberSystem
rationalIfCan(x)
returnsx
as a finite rational number if it is one and “failed” otherwise.
- retract: % -> Fraction Integer if R has RetractableTo Fraction Integer
from RetractableTo Fraction Integer
- retract: % -> Integer if R has RetractableTo Integer
from RetractableTo Integer
- retract: % -> R
from RetractableTo R
- retractIfCan: % -> Union(Fraction Integer, failed) if R has RetractableTo Fraction Integer
from RetractableTo Fraction Integer
- retractIfCan: % -> Union(Integer, failed) if R has RetractableTo Integer
from RetractableTo Integer
- retractIfCan: % -> Union(R, failed)
from RetractableTo R
- smaller?: (%, %) -> Boolean if R has OrderedSet
from Comparable
- whatInfinity: % -> SingleInteger
whatInfinity(x)
returns 0 ifx
is finite, 1 ifx
is +infinity, and-1
ifx
is -infinity.
CoercibleFrom Fraction Integer if R has RetractableTo Fraction Integer
CoercibleFrom Integer if R has RetractableTo Integer
Comparable if R has OrderedSet
ConvertibleTo InputForm if R has ConvertibleTo InputForm
OrderedSet if R has OrderedSet
PartialOrder if R has OrderedSet
RetractableTo Fraction Integer if R has RetractableTo Fraction Integer
RetractableTo Integer if R has RetractableTo Integer