Re: Division by zero

On 02/01/2025 02:28 PM, J. J. Lodder wrote:

Thomas Heger <ttt_heg@web.de> wrote:
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I'm actually not really certain, but found an error in Einstein's 'On
the electrodynamics of moving bodies' which is quite serious.

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Instead of finding imagined errors in Einstein you'd do better
learning some of the elementary ideas about infinitessimals,
>
Jan
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Any change in motion has infinitely-many higher orders
of nominally non-zero yet vanishing acceleration.
The "change"
Maybe you should learn there are at least three models
of continuous domains, at least three laws of large numbers,
then about the usual linear concerns the various in-central
and ex-central besides the usual equal/opposite, of the usual
either perfectly symmetrical or the one unstoppable the other
immovable, that there isn't even necessarily a standard model
of integers, only always fragments and extensions.
Doubling and halving measures and spaces,
"Zeno's graduation course", then there's
that the Laplacian the usual saddle seat,
has that the theory of potentials is more
than the theory of harmonic functions,
up in resonance theory.
It's a continuum mechanics, ....
Maybe you'd better consider there's something to
learn about continuity.
Partials are merely partial, blockhead.