Convergence to ±infinity in ordered commutative monoids #
Alias of Filter.Tendsto.nonneg_add_atTop.
Alias of Filter.Tendsto.nonpos_add_atBot.
Alias of Filter.Tendsto.atTop_add_nonneg.
Alias of Filter.Tendsto.atBot_add_nonpos.
In an ordered multiplicative monoid, if f and g tend to +∞, then so does f * g.
Earlier, this name was used for a similar lemma about semirings,
which is now called Filter.Tendsto.atTop_mul_atTop₀.
Alias of Filter.Tendsto.atTop_add_atTop.
In an ordered multiplicative monoid, if f and g tend to -∞, then so does f * g.
Earlier, this name was used for a similar lemma about rings (with conclusion f * g → +∞),
which is now called Filter.Tendsto.atBot_mul_atBot₀.
Alias of Filter.Tendsto.atBot_add_atBot.
In an ordered cancellative multiplicative monoid, if C * f x → +∞, then f x → +∞.
Earlier, this name was used for a similar lemma about ordered rings,
which is now called Filter.Tendsto.atTop_of_const_mul₀.
Alias of Filter.Tendsto.atTop_of_const_add.
Alias of Filter.Tendsto.atBot_of_const_add.
In an ordered cancellative multiplicative monoid, if f x * C → +∞, then f x → +∞.
Earlier, this name was used for a similar lemma about ordered rings,
which is now called Filter.Tendsto.atTop_of_mul_const₀.
Alias of Filter.Tendsto.atTop_of_add_const.
Alias of Filter.Tendsto.atBot_of_add_const.
If f is eventually bounded from above along l and f * g tends to +∞,
then g tends to +∞.
If f is eventually bounded from above along l and f + g tends to +∞,
then g tends to +∞.