Fuzzy conditional convergence and nearness relations (Q705507): Difference between revisions

M. Burgin continues his so-called ``neoclassical analysis'' which is nothing more than a very descriptive fuzzification of one-dimensional real analysis, with some illustrating examples and straightforward properties. In this paper, conditional \(r\)-limits (or so-called conditional fuzzy limits) are related with so-called nearness relations. A sequence has the \(r\)-limit \(a\) if the distance between the sequence and \(a\) only becomes smaller than \(r\).