Whenever an arbitrary positive quantity 𝞮 is assigned,we can make off an interval |x - x0| < 𝞭 so small that for any x which belongs both to the domain of f and to that interval the inequality |f(x) - η| < 𝞮 holds.引自 The Concept of Limits for Functions of a Continuous Variable
恩......似乎看起来不是他看错了,原作这段的确没有大于0......
然而下一段就打脸了
if f(𝞷) is defined, then lim(x -> 𝞷) f(x), if it exists at all, must have the value f(𝞷). Indeed, the definition of η = lim(x -> 𝞷)f(x) implies in particular | f(𝞷) - η |<𝞮 for every positive 𝞮 and hence f(𝞷) = η 引自 The Concept of Limits for Functions of a Continuous Variable