Homotopy Type Theory infinite decimal representation of a unit interval > history (Rev #1)

Definition

Let RR be an Archimedean ordered integral domain and let [0,1] R[0, 1]_R be the unit interval in RR. The infinite decimal representation of [0,1] R[0, 1]_R is a function :[0,1] R([0,9] )\mathcal{I}:[0, 1]_R \to (\mathbb{N} \to [0, 9]_\mathbb{N}) from the unit interval in RR to the type of sequences in the natural numbers that are bounded below by 00 and bounded above by 99, such that rr is equal to the limit of the following sequence

r:[0,1] Rr=lim n i=0 n(r) i10 i\prod_{r:[0, 1]_R} r = \lim_{n \to \infty} \sum_{i=0}^{n} \frac{\mathcal{I}(r)_i}{10^i}

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