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In article <l7jEj.194487$_Y.234@newsfet23.ams>,
 "Boskaap" <bart.goovaerts@telenet.be> wrote:

> I'm thinking about a formula to define creation.  So i would like to 
> formulate that only the junction of all real values gives zero while all 
> these values each are subject of      f : lim1/infinite until lim infinite 
> (not zero)
> 
> Can some one give me a correct mathematic formula for this theorem.  I'm 
> thinking about something like :
> 
> Sigma "all values x, y" elements of R = 0
>                x, y belong to f : lim 1/infinite until lim infinite
> 
> I left school 30 years ago so my mathematic understanding hase fade away a 
> little bit...

It seems so, because what you've written is mostly incoherent.

If you want to define "creation", the essence seems to me to be that 
before the moment-of-creation there is nothing, and after that there is 
something:
    amountOfStuff(t) = 0  if t < 0
    amountOfStuff(t) = K  if t > 0

and you decide what you want for t = 0.

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