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Key: AMATH-387
Type: Improvement Improvement
Status: Resolved Resolved
Resolution: Fixed
Priority: Major Major
Assignee: Paul Libbrecht
Reporter: Christian Groß
Votes: 0
Watchers: 2
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$true$ and $false$ are not presented

Created: 2004-08-11 01:08   Updated: 2006-12-01 17:12
Component/s: Presentation: Formulae
Affects Version/s: None
Fix Version/s: 1.0

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File Attachments: 1. JPEG File screenshot-1.jpg (295 kb)
2. JPEG File screenshot-piecew-symbol1.jpg (339 kb)

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Please write presentations for:
  • supremum and infimum (analogous to max and min); I thought, George, you had defined them in "elementary" but this is not the case, it seems;
  • limes superior and limes inferior; I defined these symbols in "sequence_sub.oqmath" (theory: "subsequence") and made a first attempt on their stylesheets in "mine_html.xsl" (analogous to the styleshoeet for "lim", but they do not work properly. Maybe these can also be reduced, e.g., if one defines them analogous to lim, then "inf" and "both_sides" will always be the first two arguments, and hence could be dropped and put in automatically; so I would suggest something like:
    limsup(lambda(n,sqt(x,n))) and liminf(lambda(n,sqt(x,n)));
  • infinite_union and infinite_intersection: like
    infinite_union(n in N; sqt(x,n)) in order to describe the set of all sqt(x,n) for all n in N.
  • "true" and "false": there should be German versions available: "wahr" and "falsch";


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Christian Groß - 2004-10-05 01:10
I have now also defined symbols "min", "max", "sup", and "inf" for the content LeAM_calculus. So please include these symbols into the list of symbols for which stylesheets are still missing.

Christian Groß - 2005-02-03 02:02
In the new style sheets, the piecew symbol now seems to always start
a new line after the "{", although there is plenty of space left.

Stefan Winterstein - 2005-02-18 13:02
Moving to beta-3.

Admin (Paul Libbrecht) - 2005-07-27 12:07
Symbol presentation is for Shahid, definitely!
paul

Stefan Winterstein - 2005-08-12 16:08
Didn't make it for beta-3.

Paul Libbrecht - 2005-09-23 11:09
Greek letters are now all in (including usage of unicode characters for all capital greek letters, e.g. <OMV name="Beta"/> will present as the unicode capital-greek-beta which is not the roman B (but looks the same).
We follow TeX convention that Delta gives capital delta and delta gives lowercase delta.

Rephrased this issue as "missing presentation".
paul


Paul Libbrecht - 2005-09-30 16:09
limsup and liminf are working.
Can you tell, please, what other presentations are missing in this list ?
I know about neighbourhood.

thanks

paul


Christian Groß - 2005-09-30 23:09
"wahr" and "falsch" are still missing. I'm not sure if there exist symbolpresentations for sup and inf, analogously to min and max. And, as you said, neighbourhood is also missing.

Paul Libbrecht - 2005-10-01 00:10
I think all these symbols have a presentation now.
paul

Christian Groß - 2005-10-14 16:10
The symbols "true" and "false" (as stand-alones, i.e. $true$ and $false$) are not presented (any more?), let alone presented in language dependent ways. cf. screenshot.

Stefan Winterstein - 2006-11-07 16:11
For 1.0?

Paul Libbrecht - 2006-12-01 17:12
Fantastic... this issue is more than 2 years old and I am happy to say... it's fixed.
Here are my proofs:
  • big union: <yourActiveMath>/ActiveMath2/search/show.cmd?id=mbase%3A%2F%2FLeAM_calculus%2Frelations%2Flem_sum_relation
  • limsup and liminf: <yourActiveMath>/ActiveMath2/search/show.cmd?id=mbase://LeAM_calculus/convtests_series/thm2_ratio_test
  • supremum and maximum: <yourActiveMath>/ActiveMath2/search/show.cmd?id=mbase://LeAM_calculus/bounded_sets/def_sup

nice!
paul