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John Pryce schrieb:
On 7 Sep 2009, at 17:21, Nate Hayes wrote:This requires two NaIs: "TotallyUndefined" and "PossiblyUndefined". For example, sqrt([-10,-4]) should return a "TotallyUndefined" NaI, while sqrt([-3,5]) should return a "PossiblyUndefined" NaI.What is the difference between "f is TotallyUndefined over X" and "evaluation of f(X) gives Empty"?
presumably, in a NaI mode, f(X) is empty only when X is already empty. Arnold Neumaier