Classifying 0/0 Limits — Worked Examples (concise) (7)

Quick, self-contained examples that mirror the document rules. All formulas are pure ASCII; alignment is metadata (print once via DIV[...]).

Conventions (reminder).

a_div := tanh( atanh(a_f) - atanh(a_g) )      # clamp a_f, a_g before any atanh
phi(<m,a>) = m                                 # collapse recovers classical magnitude
Bands: A++, A+, A0, A-, A--    # from the value of a_div


Equal rates (finite ratio)

Setup. f = 2*|x|^3, g = 5*|x|^3 (near x0 = 0)
Rates. p_f = p_g = 3, so Delta_p = 0; value ratio c_f/c_g = 2/5.
Verdict. < 0.4 , a_div >
SSMS. VAL[0.400]@A0 DIV[a_div]@A0 DIR+
(Neutral priors example: a_f = a_g = 0 -> a_div = 0 -> A0.)


Numerator slower (goes to zero)

Setup. f = |x|^4, g = 2*|x|^2
Rates. p_f = 4 > p_g = 2
Verdict. < 0 , a_div >
SSMS. Z@A0 DIV[a_div]@A0


Numerator faster (blows up)

Setup. f = 3*|x|^2, g = |x|^5
Rates. p_f = 2 < p_g = 5, sign(c_f/c_g) = +
Verdict. < +inf , a_div >
SSMS. INF+@A0 DIV[a_div]@A0 DIR+


Side dependence (true SIDED finite)

Setup. f = |x|, g = 2*x
Observation. f/g = |x|/(2x) = (1/2)*sign(x)
One-sided prints.

x -> 0+ : < +0.5 , a_div >  ->  SSMS: VAL[0.5]@A0  DIV[a_div]@A0  DIR+
x -> 0- : < -0.5 , a_div >  ->  SSMS: VAL[-0.5]@A0 DIV[a_div]@A0  DIR-

Headline policy. REG=SIDED (print both one-sided lines).


Log tie-break (p ties, logs decide)

Setup. f = |x|^2, g = |x|^2 * log(1/|x|) as x -> 0+
Rates. p_f = p_g = 2 (p-tie), but Delta_q = 0 - 1 = -1 < 0
Verdict. < 0 , a_div >
SSMS. Z@A0 DIV[a_div]@A0


Essential-type decay beats powers (rare but illustrative)

Setup. f = exp( -|x|^(-0.5) ), g = |x|^2
Heuristic. Essential decay dominates any power as x -> 0.
Verdict. < 0 , a_div >
SSMS. Z@A0 DIV[a_div]@A0
(If both sides fit essential with same r, compare alphas per the model-chooser rule.)


Alignment channel (applies to all examples)

a_div = tanh( atanh(a_f) - atanh(a_g) )
a_f := clamp(a_f, -1+eps_a, +1-eps_a)
a_g := clamp(a_g, -1+eps_a, +1-eps_a)
eps_a = 1e-6

Print once as DIV[a_div]@{A-tag}; alignment does not change the headline magnitude.


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This page informs analysis and decision support; it does not replace domain models, operational controls, or safety processes.