04/27/2008, 10:28 AM
Dear Henryk,
Ok! I just doubted that we can put s=0 in a[s]<0>, without warning that perhaps (exceptionally), and in this particular case, a[0]<0> is not the identity operator. If this is the case, the fact that you mentioned would not exist. Like the situation we find by ... dividing something by 0, or by trying to calculate a^0, for a=0. For s=0 something is collapsing. My curiosity is to see what exactly does (I mean ....: collapse).
Well, you are the Organizer of this Forum and its Moderator and you are right in trying to moderate me. I appreciate that. But your adamant (and certainly justified) stipulations recall me a funny story. Two men are writing on a door: "If you touch the (electric) wires you will die ... and go to Hell!". Then, they suddenly stop and one says:... "Perhaps, we have exagerated a little bit. It was sufficient to say that he will die".
Now, please, you may keep aside all unappropriate weapons. I shall keep quiet and cool for a while, about the zeration business.
GFR
Ok! I just doubted that we can put s=0 in a[s]<0>, without warning that perhaps (exceptionally), and in this particular case, a[0]<0> is not the identity operator. If this is the case, the fact that you mentioned would not exist. Like the situation we find by ... dividing something by 0, or by trying to calculate a^0, for a=0. For s=0 something is collapsing. My curiosity is to see what exactly does (I mean ....: collapse).
Well, you are the Organizer of this Forum and its Moderator and you are right in trying to moderate me. I appreciate that. But your adamant (and certainly justified) stipulations recall me a funny story. Two men are writing on a door: "If you touch the (electric) wires you will die ... and go to Hell!". Then, they suddenly stop and one says:... "Perhaps, we have exagerated a little bit. It was sufficient to say that he will die".
Now, please, you may keep aside all unappropriate weapons. I shall keep quiet and cool for a while, about the zeration business.
GFR