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what is the domain of the function (x)= 1/x?
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R-{0}
x=R-{0}
the whole Riemannien sphere: \[ℂ \cup \{∞\}\]
domain should be such that the function is defined all throughout. at x=0, we hav 1/0 which is not defined and hence 0 is excluded.
On the Riemannien sphere 1/0= ∞ and 1/∞ = 0
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But of course you can define 1/x in any abstract, multiplicative group as the inverse element. So there are no real boundaries to the domain :-D
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