>minus zero

>>16714226 (OP)
The identity element is its own inverse by definition.

>>16714226 (OP)
>artifacts of computer science (engineering) are le... bad!

>>16714299
>its true by definition
im sure it is tranny.

0 and -0 have different binary representation

>>16714226 (OP)
minus zero is the limit of -1/x as x goes to infinity

>>16714226 (OP)
https://youtu.be/h3dFPmbiunU

>>16714633
You're severely mentally ill.

>>16714652
Is that your counterargument to me being objectivelt correct? lmao butthurt computer illiterate midget

>>16714662
Show us the difference in binary, little timmy.

>>16714667
AI Overview
+1
Dangerous Floating-Point Comparisons — When Zero Isn't Really ...
In floating-point representation, both positive zero (+0) and negative zero (-0) exist, and while they are typically treated as equal for most arithmetic operations, they have distinct binary representations. The IEEE 754 standard defines +0 and -0 using the same exponent and significand (both set to zero), but with different sign bits. The sign bit for +0 is 0, and for -0, it is 1.

>>16714677
>floating point

>>16714679
u mad bro? LMAO

IEEE floating point cannot satisfy the axioms of real numbers btw

>>16714226 (OP)
0 * infinity = 1
-0 * infinity = -1

keked and solved

>>16714352
The identity element satisfies
a + 0 = a
for any a

The immediate corollary is that
0 + 0 = 0
ie 0 + 0 gives back the identity. So 0 is its own inverse.

>>16714226 (OP)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signed_zero
>In statistical mechanics, one sometimes uses negative temperatures to describe systems with population inversion, which can be considered to have a temperature greater than positive infinity, because the coefficient of energy in the population distribution function is -1/Temperature. In this context, a temperature of -0 is a (theoretical) temperature larger than any other negative temperature, corresponding to the (theoretical) maximum conceivable extent of population inversion, the opposite extreme to +0.
huh, didn't know that, for once one of these ricky retardo spam threads served for something, thanks, i guess

Minus infinity

>>16714667
+0=0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
-0=1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
in 64 bit floating point

>>16715111
neither does any other encoding in a 'puter, niggaboo