A note on exact approximations
Dmitry Gayfulin, Sergei Pitcyn

TL;DR
This paper discusses a mathematical result related to how real numbers can be precisely approximated by rational numbers, based on Hall's theorem.
Contribution
It presents a straightforward proof concerning exact rational approximations of real numbers, expanding on Hall's theorem.
Findings
Proves a simple result about exact rational approximations
Builds on Hall's theorem to clarify approximation properties
Provides a new perspective on rational approximation of real numbers
Abstract
Based on M. Hall's theorem we prove a simple result dealing with real numbers which admit exact approximations by rationals.
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