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Attempt to define limit of a sequence of surreal numbers

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List Question

Attempt to define limit of a sequence of surreal numbers

Why are there no gaps in real numbers?

Conway's surreal numbers and the Collatz iteration as a game?

Proving Proving $ \sqrt{a \cdot b} \le (a+b)/2$ with a and b in N*

Can one represent divergent integrals or germs at infinity with surreal numbers?

Does any theory of infinite quantities provide info for $-1$ raised to infinite power, its absolute value, finite part and a series or integral form?

Question about the $* = \{0\mid 0\}$ Game in "On Numbers and Games"

Is $\frac{1+\frac{1}{\omega}}{\omega}$, for $\omega$ a transfinite number greater than all integers, a surreal number?

Help with Knuth's Surreal Numbers

How can ordinal arithmetic violate the standard approach to arithmetic with infinites?

is there a p-adic analogue to the surreal numbers?

Are there elements in $^$ that aren't games?

Can we treat proper classes in a well-defined way that has them behave as ordinal numbers?

What are some construction of number system which also works when you use them "within" the surreal numbers?

Does surreal numbers with bounded birthdays form a field?

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