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Two to the square root of two from rational suprema and from exp(sqrt(2) log 2)

Example

Let s=2s=\sqrt2. The two constructions give the same number: 2[s]=sup{2q:qQ, q<s}=exp(slog2)=limqns, qnQ2qn.2^{[s]}=\sup\{2^q:q\in\mathbb Q,\ q<s\}=\exp(s\log2)=\lim_{q_n\to s,\ q_n\in\mathbb Q}2^{q_n}.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The nonnegative square root s=2s=\sqrt2.

[L1]

The rational-supremum and exponential constructions agree (The rational-supremum construction of real powers agrees with the exponential construction).

[L2]

Rational approximations to an exponent converge to its real power (Every rational approximation to a real exponent gives the same limiting real power).

Verification

technique · direct
1.1

By [L3], ss is a real exponent, so [L1] gives 2[s]=exp(slog2)2^{[s]}=\exp(s\log2).

L1L3
1.2

For every rational sequence qnsq_n\to s, [L2] gives 2qn2s=exp(slog2)2^{q_n}\to2^s=\exp(s\log2).

L2
2.1

Thus the supremum, exponential, and rational-limit descriptions agree.

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