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Zeno Continuum: The Konstantopoulos Infinitesimal as Universal Remainder

John EonasVersion 7.3
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Mathematical interpretation and philosophical framework

The question in focus

Interprets hyperfinite decimal expansions using a zone of positive infinitesimals, distinguishing finite-resolution remainders from the representation's structural remainder.

Scope & open questions

  • Accepts 0.999... = 1 in standard real analysis; it changes the representation under discussion.
  • Builds on existing hyperreal extended-decimal constructions.
  • Cross-domain physical analogies are interpretive and add no new physical prediction.

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The profile abstract retains earlier arithmetic-style wording. The current manuscript uses zone membership and explicitly distinguishes zones from numerical values.

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John Eonas. (October 2026). Zeno Continuum: The Konstantopoulos Infinitesimal as Universal Remainder (Version 7.3). Academia.edu. https://www.academia.edu/169280469/Zeno_Continuum_The_Konstantopoulos_Infinitesimal_as_Universal_Remainder_Version_7_3
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