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define a function \(\gamma:\mathbb{N}\to\mathbb{N}\) such that every \(\gamma(x)=n\) has infinitely many solutions\[\]i am infinitely stuck on this problem. i need fresh ideas :(((
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won't a periodic function work?
i thought the same but then it would have to be a periodic function with an infinite amplitude... wait a moment
\[\gamma(x)=\left \lceil \tan(x) \right \rceil\]could have worked if it was surjective
Just making sure, N-> [1,infinity] and integer values only, right?
that's correct; it's a function from [1, infinity) to [1, infinity).
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one idea could be a function that looks something like this
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