• Re: The existence of dark numbers proved by the thinned out harmonic se

    From WM@21:1/5 to FromTheRafters on Tue Mar 18 09:48:25 2025
    On 17.03.2025 18:49, FromTheRafters wrote:
    on 3/17/2025, WM supposed :

    You seem to think that there is N_def followed by a fairy dust of
    undefined elements which get left behind after some small sequence of
    finite members (FISON) are 'removed' from N (leaving fairy dust
    behind as a set) instead of 'constructing' a new set from 'the
    elements of' the set of naturals.

    So it is! Remember the harmonic series. It is infinite although all
    defined numbers are separately collected in converging subseries.

    I don't know what you expect to achieve along these lines,

    It is simple: All definable digit sequences can be split off. Only dark
    terms remain and make the series diverging.

    Regards, WM

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