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first_infinite_von_neumann_ordinal [2015/02/03 09:57]
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first_infinite_von_neumann_ordinal [2015/10/26 21:04]
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 | @#55EE55: postulate ​  | @#55EE55: $ m = \emptyset\ \lor\ \exists (k\in\omega_{\mathcal N}).\ m = {\mathrm{succ}}\ k $ | | @#55EE55: postulate ​  | @#55EE55: $ m = \emptyset\ \lor\ \exists (k\in\omega_{\mathcal N}).\ m = {\mathrm{succ}}\ k $ |
  
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 As is common, I'll also use the symbol $\mathbb N$ to denote the set theoretic object $\omega_{\mathcal N}$. As is common, I'll also use the symbol $\mathbb N$ to denote the set theoretic object $\omega_{\mathcal N}$.
  
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 === Idea === === Idea ===
 This is probably the most straightforward way to set up a countably infinite set. This is probably the most straightforward way to set up a countably infinite set.
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