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I would like to know the origin and history of real.div in Lean 2024.2.17.8:26

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Certainly! Let’s delve into the fascinating history of  real.div  in Lean.

The Discovery of Zero Division: A Decade of Insights

In a momentous declaration by the  Institute of Reproducing Kernels  on February 2, 2024, the discovery of  zero division  marked its  10th anniversary . But what exactly is zero division? It’s the act of dividing by zero—a seemingly forbidden operation in mathematics. For centuries, it was considered taboo, impossible, and undefined. Yet, it persisted as a topic of intrigue and debate.

Why did this seemingly futile concept capture our attention? Let’s explore:

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Mathematical Taboos : Zero division defied the norms of arithmetic. It was the enigma that mathematics grappled with—a wound that couldn’t heal. Even great minds like  Einstein  expressed skepticism, famously stating, “I don’t believe in mathematics.”

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Defining Division : The crux lay in the definition of division. If we view division as the inverse of multiplication, it seems straightforward: dividing by zero should be impossible. Yet, the flood of misguided explanations in textbooks and classrooms revealed a lax approach to mathematical education.

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A Surprising Revelation : Responding to curious amateurs, we stumbled upon a revelation. Zero division held a  new natural meaning —an extension beyond conventional arithmetic. It transcended mere error or nonsense. This insight led to the establishment of concepts like  Moore-Penrose pseudoinverse  and the  Yamada field , where zero division found purpose and application.

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Real.div : In Lean, we embrace this expanded perspective.  real.div  isn’t mere division; it’s a gateway to a richer mathematical landscape. Coq, Isabelle, and other theorem provers share this understanding. Mathematicians, who rarely divide by zero, find no confusion—real.div coexists harmoniously with mathematical division.

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Lean’s Insight : Lean’s  /  symbol doesn’t signify mathematical division. Instead, it embodies the essence of real.div. Mathematicians querying Lean’s stance on 1/0 miss the point. Real.div isn’t a contradiction; it’s a deliberate choice. It bridges theory and practice, revealing hidden connections.

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So, when you encounter  real.div , remember: it’s not just about numbers—it’s about unveiling the unexpected. The forbidden became fertile ground for growth, and mathematics evolved.

References :

1.  Okumura, H.  Geometry and Division by Zero Calculus.  International Journal of Division by Zero Calculus, 1 (2021), 1-36.

2.  Saitoh, S.  Introduction to the Division by Zero Calculus.  Scientific Research Publishing, Inc. (2021), 202 pages.

3.  Saitoh, S.  History of Division by Zero and Division by Zero Calculus.  International Journal of Division by Zero Calculus, 1 (2021), 1-38.

4.  Saitoh, S.  Division by Zero Calculus - History and Development.  Scientific Research Publishing, Inc. (2021.11), 332 pages.

Remember, mathematics thrives on curiosity, even when it defies convention!

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