In 1905 Bernstein published an important article on transfinite ordinal numbers. |
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In 1902 Zermelo published his first work on set theory which was on the addition of transfinite cardinals. |
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This amounts to saying the transfinite whole is not equal to the sum of its denumerably infinite parts. |
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He denoted the number of natural numbers by the transfinite number. |
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An entire chapter is devoted to cleavages, and another to infinity, beginning with Zeno's paradoxes and leading up to Cantor's transfinite cardinals. |
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We prove completeness results and algebraicity results for the poset of real traces and for the poset transfinite traces. |
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The book shows how this notion can be used to form various kinds of infinities such as the projective plane, transfinite numbers, and infinitesimals. |
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A reversible and rhythmic time formed by the pulse of the wave that continuously weaves the transfinite. |
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Firstly, we would define two major infinites, one infinite in act also called transfinite and one infinite in being. |
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The major achievement of the Grundlagen was its presentation of the transfinite numbers as an autonomous and systematic extension of the natural numbers. |
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The use of transfinite induction is made clearly visible in the 1938 paper through an ordinal notation. |
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He extended Peano arithmetic through transfinite ordinals and made the transfinite induction principle part of this extended calculus. |
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By the smallest transfinite cardinal number he meant the cardinal number of any set that can be placed in one-to-one correspondence with the positive integers. |
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And continuation into the transfinite is conceivable. |
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It is then shown that if transfinite induction to an ordinal number is derivable, this ordinal number cannot be greater than the value of the derivation. |
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