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Set Theory & Logic
Sets, relations, functions, cardinality, proof and the foundations of mathematics.
Lärdomar
{1,2,3,4} union {3,4,5,6}
Core
Relations, functions and equivalence
Relations as sets of pairs; reflexive, symmetric, transitive; functions and bijections.
truth table of p implies q
Advanced
Cardinality and infinity
Countable and uncountable sets, Cantor's diagonal argument, the continuum.
sum of 1/2^n for n = 0 to oo
Core
Logic and methods of proof
Connectives, quantifiers, direct proof, contrapositive, contradiction, induction.
truth table of (p implies q) iff (not p or q)
What mathematics is built on. Sets and the operations on them, relations and functions defined precisely, the sizes of infinity, and the logic that turns an argument into a proof.
Fler lärdomar
Sets
How a proof is made
Relations and functions
Infinity
Logic
Några av dessa lärdomar är anpassade till öppna texter: OpenStax Contemporary Mathematics, Wikipedia. Varje lektion sida namnger dess källa och licens.
Symboler som används här
Knacka på alla symboler för den fullständiga definitionen, en bild, och vad varje bokstav i den betyder.
Frågor folk frågar
Are some infinities bigger than others?
Yes. The integers and the rationals can be listed; the real numbers cannot (Cantor's diagonal argument), so there are strictly more reals than integers.
What is the difference between a relation and a function?
A relation pairs inputs with outputs freely; a function is a relation in which every input gets exactly one output.
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