+9519 It is known that there exists the dirac delta function: \(\delta(x) =\bigg\{\begin{array}{rr}\infty,\quad x = 0\\0,\quad x\neq 0\end{array}\)
One of the properties of the delta function is "The distributional product of δ with x is equal to zero": \(x\delta (x)=0\)
As it is a property, it is assumed to be correct for every value of x.
However, when x = 0, \(0\cdot \infty = 0\)<--- What on Earth did I see???
Am I crazy???
