[Trac] [OpenMath] #59: CD minmax1
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#59: CD minmax1
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Reporter: jauecker | Owner: kohlhase
Type: proposal | Status: new
Priority: major | Milestone: CD3 Draft1
Component: OM3 Standard | Version:
Resolution: | Keywords:
Include_gantt: 0 | Dependencies:
Due_assign: YYYY/MM/DD | Due_close: YYYY/MM/DD
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Comment (by jhd):
Replying to [comment:1 jauecker]:
> '''David:'''
>
>
> >The sets for min and max should have a nice property, eg being finite,
> >so that these things are in the set.
>
> why restrict this? (finite is too restrictive, and anything else too
> hard to state for an intended k-12 audience isn't it? We don't say that
> you can only use the <int/> operator with integrable functions, applying
> min to some set that doesn't have a minimum doesn't seem any
> different. You may want to say
> min (|R ) is undefined...., or you may want to write min(|R) because
> you are confused, or because you've applied some funky ordering such
that
> it is defined, MathMl spec doesn't need to take a view does it?
Agreed totally. it is probably the case that a CMP that min is always
defined on a finite set would be nice (jauecker: can you add one?), but
this certainly does NOT imply that it is undefined on other sets.
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