Re: notation: sup, inf, limit, sequences

In article <64qrznwgvfs3.fvxiicgynvnc$.dlg@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Brian M. Scott wrote:

> On Mon, 21 Jul 2008 17:52:54 +0200 (CEST), Daniel Chicayban
> Bastos <dbast0s@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> alt.algebra.help:
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>> In article <6o7csef3lllq.rqo4zl3uw1r0$.dlg@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
>> Brian M. Scott wrote:
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> [...]
>
>>> For an introduction to informal set theory, especially the
>>> parts that are useful in general topology, I'd like to
>>> recommend Chapter 0 of my own undergraduate topology text,
>>> but unfortunately the text exists only in manuscript: I
>>> stopped writing it about 75% of the way through, because (a)
>>> we no longer taught a topology course, and (b) it was clear
>>> that the damn' thing was going to be longer than any
>>> publisher was likely to want.
>
>> Could one suggest you fini****ng it up anyway?  [...]
>
> If I ever do, it'll be after I retire in another few years.
> And I'd probably simply make it available on the web for
> free.

Sounds good. :-)