Re:The Chinese were solving 14th degree polynomials in 1303....
by lacker on Sunday September 02, 2018 @03:31AM
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I agree that the set of all math books is countable, and I agree that there are uncountably many f_epsilon functions if epsilon comes from an uncountable set.
However, f(x) = x + epsilon is not a computable function when epsilon is not a computable number. So not all of the f_epsilon family of functions is computable.
However, f(x) = x + epsilon is not a computable function when epsilon is not a computable number. So not all of the f_epsilon family of functions is computable.