What is the Axiom of Infinity? (Set Theory)
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- An explanation of the Axiom of Infinity in Set Theory, which will take our universe from a basic universe to a Zermelo Universe.
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1) each natural number is a set (von Neumann)
2) unions of sets are sets (Russell)
.: the set of all nats is a set
QED
You assume infinite unions so you need infinity to do 2
@@HUEHUEUHEPony I can use mathematical induction as introduced in the previous video.
Thanks alot of explaining the infinity ♾️ axiom could you please speak about the axiom of equality
Reading cantor in math rn
Noooo, no explanation of the definition of a natural number, on the last slide? :'(
The natural numbers were defined by von Neumann in this series
czcams.com/video/MZOA2ET0FtI/video.htmlsi=rT63cli255DfUlff
Infinity is greedy