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Reciprocals of nonzero natural numbers #1345

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Many related properties along with it. Hopefully this will help us do things like simply take half of a rational number and the like.

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This is a step on the way to Cauchy sequences, not just Cauchy approximations, and can get folded into that when it's ready if you like, but it seemed like a reasonable chunk to break into its own PR.

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As promised, #1347 goes the rest of the way to Cauchy sequences.

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Reciprocals of nonzero natural numbers are also called unit fractions:

https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q255388

Would you mind factoring out their definition and any of their properties into a separate file?

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I've done it.

@fredrik-bakke fredrik-bakke merged commit e59ab6c into UniMath:master Mar 1, 2025
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@lowasser lowasser deleted the reciprocals branch March 4, 2025 15:09
fredrik-bakke pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 23, 2025
Gives us the ability to go back and forth between Cauchy sequences and
Cauchy approximations, and their limits.

Naturally, this is going to be necessary for a lot of analysis built on
series and sequences.

Depends on #1345.
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