#12708: limit not correctly computed by maxima
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       Reporter:  ppurka                                      |         Owner:  
burcin  
           Type:  defect                                      |        Status:  
new     
       Priority:  critical                                    |     Milestone:  
sage-5.0
      Component:  calculus                                    |    Resolution:  
        
       Keywords:  maxima limit                                |   Work issues:  
        
Report Upstream:  Fixed upstream, in a later stable release.  |     Reviewers:  
        
        Authors:                                              |     Merged in:  
        
   Dependencies:                                              |      Stopgaps:  
todo    
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Changes (by ppurka):

  * upstream:  Fixed upstream, but not in a stable release. => Fixed
               upstream, in a later stable release.


Old description:

> This is taken from the google notebook bug report page.
> {{{
> sage: limit(tanh(x),x=0)
> x
> }}}
> On the other hand, this works
> {{{
> sage: limit(tanh(x),x=0,taylor=True)
> 0
> }}}
> It is a bug in Maxima, and is still present in sage-5.0beta8. This beta
> apparently has maxima-5.26, the latest released version of Maxima.
>
> ----
>
> Update: It has been fixed upstream. We should upgrade to the next stable
> version of Maxima when it is released.

New description:

 This is taken from the google notebook bug report page.
 {{{
 sage: limit(tanh(x),x=0)
 x
 }}}
 On the other hand, this works
 {{{
 sage: limit(tanh(x),x=0,taylor=True)
 0
 }}}
 It is a bug in Maxima, and is still present in sage-5.0beta8. This beta
 apparently has maxima-5.26, the latest released version of Maxima.

 ----

 Update: It has been fixed upstream. It is in maxima-5.27

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