100 years of Zermelo’s axiom of choice: what was the problem with it? Per Martin-Löf Cantor conceived set theory in a sequence of six papers published in the Mathematische Annalen during the five year period

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Cantor’s Grundlagen and the Paradoxes of Set Theory W. W. Tait∗ Foundations of a General Theory of Manifolds [Cantor, 1883], which I will refer to as the Grundlagen, is Cantor’s first work on the general theory of

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The Cantor Set Tanya Khovanova June 6, 2011 Class Discussion The Cantor Set, the Sierpinski triangle, Odd numbers in the Pascal’s triangle. Binary tree movie by Vi Hart.

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• Polygons
• Fractals
• Quadrilaterals
• Triangle
• Triangle geometry
• Sierpinski triangle
• Square
• Hexagon
• Geometry
• Geometric shapes
• Triangles

Entity Q: Did you set up a separate legal entity as the SEF? Yes, we did. BGC’s subsidiary, BGC Derivative Markets, L.P. filed as a self regulated Swap Execution Facility (SEF) with oversight from the U.S. Commodities

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• Financial markets
• Securities
• Central limit order book
• Commodity Futures Trading Commission
• Futures contract
• Derivative
• Clearing Corporation
• Credit default swap
• Swap
• Financial economics
• Finance
• Financial system

Paradox Issue 2, 1998 The Magazine of the Melbourne University Mathematics and Statistics Society Illustration from Through the Looking-Glass, Sir John Tenniel.

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• Philosophy of mathematics
• Infinity
• Theology
• Georg Cantor
• S
• Number
• Function
• Ordinal number
• Paradoxes of set theory
• Mathematics
• Mathematical logic
• Set theory

CLASS FORMS OF CANTOR’S THEOREM GABRIEL UZQUIANO Cantor’s theorem is generally glossed as the claim that a set has strictly more subsets than elements, and it is an immediate consequence of either of two statements.

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17 March[removed]Cantor’s Infinities

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• Set theory
• Infinity
• Elementary mathematics
• Countable set
• Cardinality
• Georg Cantor
• Real number
• Aleph number
• Number
• Mathematics
• Mathematical logic
• Cardinal numbers

ORDER AND ARITHMETIC OF CARDINALITIES PETE L. CLARK Here we pursue Cantor’s theory of cardinalities of infinite sets a bit more deeply. We also begin to take a more sophisticated approach in that we identify which res

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• Cardinality
• Axiom of choice
• Cardinal number
• Countable set
• Bijection
• Equivalence relation
• Semiring
• Entailment
• Surjective function
• Mathematics
• Logic
• Functions and mappings

IAN PUTNAM, University of Victoria Orbit equivalence for Cantor minimal Z2 systems The main result is that every free, minimal action of the group Z2 on a Cantor set is orbit equivalent to an action of Z. A complete inva

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LAURA TURNER, State University of New York at New Paltz Analytic representation and generality in analysis The development of set-theoretic ideas in the late 19th century opened new doors for many of Cantor’s contempor

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