Limits

In Corca, a limit is a structured operator with a condition and an expression. Both parts remain editable and connected to the surrounding calculation.

Creating a limit

You can create a limit by typing its name and selecting the suggestion.

Type limit, select Limit from suggestions. A limit structure appears with editable components: (lim_)().

Entering the limit condition

The condition defines how the variable approaches a value.

(lim_x→0)()

You can type the arrow directly using -> or by typing to. The arrow symbol is created automatically.

• (lim_x→∞)()

• (lim_t→5)()

• (lim_n→0)()

The condition remains attached to the limit operator.

Limits inside larger expressions

Limits can appear anywhere in a calculation:

ƒ′*(x)=(lim_h→0)((ƒ(x+h)-ƒ(x))/h)

The limit behaves like a standard mathematical object.

Limits in imported content

Limits imported from LaTeX or other formats are converted into structured operators. Example input:

\lim_{x→0} \frac{\sin x}{x}

Result: a structured limit expression: (lim_x→0)(sin(x)/x)

Imported limits behave exactly like native ones.