I meant to say that the limit as the natural log approaches 0 from the positive side toward the negative side is positive Imaginary infinity, while as the natural log approaches 0 from the negative side toward the positive is negative Imaginary infinity.
Obviously, when one is cognitive of what one is saying, the natural log as it approaches 1 from 0 to 1 is what may be termed of as an Imaginary (0+), while, when the natural log approaches (-1) from 0 to
(-1), one is approaching what one may term of as an Imaginary (0-).
Non the less, the rest of the concept that I was trying to detail, previously, was apparently no mistake.
Sorry for the confusion.
Sincerely,
Samuel David Roach.
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