Re:The weird and wonderful world of constructive mathematics...
by logicchains on Friday November 09, 2018 @07:53AM
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Bingo! From a computational perspective, the non-computable reals are objects that not only require an infinite amount of memory to represent a single one, but also require an infinite amount of memory to even describe an algorithm to produce a single one. How could such an object possibly be constructed?
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