AngouriMath
SolveAsOscillationWithoutLimit(AngouriMath.Entity,AngouriMath.Entity.Variable)
Method (no overloads)
Summary
That a sine or a cosine has no limit where its argument grows without bound: it takes
every value in its range infinitely often on the way in and settles on none of them.
every value in its range infinitely often on the way in and settles on none of them.
Remarks
NaN is the claim that there is no limit, which is a different and stronger statement
than leaving the node unevaluated -- that one says only that none of the rules found
one. The distinction is worth making where it can be: it is the one this library draws
between a limit it has decided against and a limit it has not reached.
Only for a real argument, as with boundedness above, and for the same reason:
sin(i * t) diverges rather than oscillating.
than leaving the node unevaluated -- that one says only that none of the rules found
one. The distinction is worth making where it can be: it is the one this library draws
between a limit it has decided against and a limit it has not reached.
sin(i * t) diverges rather than oscillating.
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