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    Infinitesimals need not be real numbers; modern nonstanda... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→Berkeley's critique in 'The Analyst' established that infinitesimals treated as nonzero when convenient and zero when convenient commit a logical fallacy of inconsistent supposition.

    Infinitesimals need not be real numbers; modern nonstandard analysis treats them rigorously as elements of hyperreal fields with consistent logical status.

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