I'm wondering if it is correct to say that:
- the domain of a sequence is a discrete domain made by positive integer (the zero is included);
- the domain of a sequence is a continuous domain made by real number.
If possible can you suggest me also references in which I can find a formal definiton please?
Thank you in advance for your time.
The usual formal definition of sequence is:
where $X$ is the set of interest. Also, it is costumary to accept sequences to be indexed by sets in the form $\{n\in\Bbb Z\,:\, z\ge m\}$.