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Solution to “Infinity” in Mathematics

By Wong Ka Kit, Teru
Bachelor of Arts in History, Lingnan University (2008), Hong Kong, China


Published on 14 July, 2009


With regards to the question of “I(i)nfinity”, I am going to give all of you the final answer.
I am hereby to announce that "infinity" is no longer a myth.

Please be kindly reminded that the announcement of my explanation(s) to the mathematical term "infinity" is protected by Law(s) of your countries. With the will of the God, I am going to give all of you a new definition to all types of questions regarding to this term.

To begin with, I have to give brief description(s) to the term or word, "I(i)nfinity"

First, "Infinity"(and infinity) is a term or word meaning unlimited in English. It is a general agreement which has been recognized by dictionaries and the public.

Second, "Infinity"(and infinity) is a term or word which refers to "Zero" by referring to the equation-al explanation, "I(i)nfinity=Zero" or "I(i)nfinity=0".

Third, "Infinity"(and infinity) is a term which cannot be measured or being replaced by other number [excluding symbol(s)].

After presenting the definition(s) of the term or word "Infinity", I am going to give all of you a general idea of my concept. This concept has to be protected by law(s) of all countries which allow access to this web site(s), including all format or URL. Thanks in advance.

"I(i)nfinity=Zero" and "I(i)nfinity=0" are mathematic equations recognized by US and all countries.

I(i)nfinity=0
0=I(i)nfinity
0=0

0=I(i)nfinity
[This equation refers to the number "Zero" is equal to the word/term "Infinity".]

I(i)nfinity=0
[This equation refers to the word/term "Infinity" is equal to the number "Zero".]

If I(i)nfinity = 0,
then 0=infinity.

Zero is only an expression of number [even some may refer it to the number of Zero (0)]. It can be marked on a linear (straight) line.

(<)-----(-2)-----(-1)-----(0)-----(1)-----(2)-----(>)

The above is a time line. The number (0)/Zero marked on this timeline refers to a digit only.
(Please be reminded that the key of solving “I(i)nfinity” is the Timeline.)

If I(i)nfinity=U(u)nlimited,
Then there will not be the number (0)/Zero marked on this timeline.

The arrow (<) on this timeline refers to other number(s) which is negative.
The arrow (>) on this timeline refers to other number(s) which is positive.

Please be noted that the number(s) in sequences adjacent with the directions of arrows [(<)/(>)].

In this case, Zero/(0)/0 [which refers to infinity by the equation of (0=infinity or infinity=0)] is only an expression of number.

Time is linear. "Zero/(0)/0" is only a mark/a dot/a number/an expression of a particular point in the timeline (structural-like line).

As a result, "Zero/(0)/0" is the number which can substitute the term/word "I(i)nfinity".
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This concept has to be protected by law(s) of all countries which allow access to this web site(s), including all format or URL. Thanks in advance.

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This is a joke right? It's meant to not make any sense.
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