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The real numbers are a simplified model of numbers. Actual computation in reality occurs in the rational numbers. the initial -frame, and the -topological space being countably compact: every countable open cover has a finite subcover?
The real square root does not actually exist. Instead we have a partial function on the rationals which is only approximately a square root up to some rational tolerance .
The same goes for analytic functions like the exponential function and the sine and cosine function.