What is infinity times the imaginary unit, that is also the square root of negative 1, i?

Infinity is not a complex number, so you have to be careful making sense of infinity times a complex number. The usual things is to define infinity times any number as being infinity.

A tricky question would be how does one define the square root of negative infinity

Infinity is neither a number nor an expression. Infinity (at least in my theories I have posted on this forum) is non-existing and is a flaw in mathematics. But this is but a theory from someone who doesn't take physics or largely advanced mathematics.

Infinity is neither a number nor an expression. Infinity (at least in my theories I have posted on this forum) is non-existing and is a flaw in mathematics. But this is but a theory from someone who doesn't take physics or largely advanced mathematics.

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Bringing up your pet theory in anyone else's discussion is considered thread hijacking. Please refrain from doing so in the future. You have a thread for that discussion; you should discuss the subject there.

 

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No need to respond here, as that would continue to be off-topic.

 

Infinity is neither a number nor an expression. Infinity (at least in my theories I have posted on this forum) is non-existing and is a flaw in mathematics. But this is but a theory from someone who doesn't take physics or largely advanced mathematics.

 

Then maybe you should take some mathematics; infinity is very well defined and the mathematics around infinities produces some amazing and surprising results.