ETIMOLOGIA CUVÂNTULUI CANTOR'S PARADOX
Named after Georg Cantor (1845–1918), German mathematician, born in Russia.
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Encyclopaedia of Mathematics (set)
Cantor's paradox (G. Cantor, 1899). Let M be the set of all sets and let P(M) be
the set of all its subsets. It is clear from the definition of M that P(M) is included in
M. On the other hand, in accordance with a well- known theorem of Cantor, the ...
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Perspectives on the History of Mathematical Logic
484), who fudges by saying that after Cantor's paradox became known to Russell
the latter constructed his own paradox; by Crossley (1973) and Bunn (1980, p.
239), who show how to obtain the Russell paradox from the Cantor paradox; ...
In Cantor's paradox it is argued that there can be no greatest cardinal number,
and yet that the cardinal number of the class of cardinal numbers (or, indeed, of
the class V) must be the greatest. The obstacle to deriving this paradox, in von ...
Willard Van Orman Quine, 1995
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Diamond: A
Paradox Logic
Chapter. 8. The. Continuum. Cantor's Paradox Dedekind Splice Cantor's Dyadic
The Line Within the Diamond Zeno's Theorem ... Recall the "paradox of the
boundary": What 103 A Cantor's Paradox.
Nathaniel S. Hellerstein, 1997
Then Cantor's paradox is: Theorem: There is no greatest cardinal number. This
fact is a direct consequence of Cantor's theorem on the cardinality of the power
set of a set. Proof: Assume the contrary, and let C be the largest cardinal number.
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The Blackwell Dictionary of Western Philosophy
Cantor's theorem shows that for any set A, its power set PA contains more sets
than A. The paradox arises because no set can contain more sets than the set of
all sets S, yet the power set of S does contain more sets than S. Cantor's paradox
...
Nicholas Bunnin, Jiyuan Yu, 2008
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Logical Foundations of Mathematics and Computational ...
Before analyzing Cantor's Paradox, let us prove his theorem on the cardinality of
powersets. Theorem 1 For every set X, there is no one-to-one mapping from 'P(X)
to X. Proof Suppose f is such a mapping. Define Y : {f(Z); Z g X /\ f(Z) gz' Z}.
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The Incomplete Universe: Totality, Knowledge, and Truth
Within naive set theory one all too quickly encounters the contradictions of
Cantor's paradox regarding a set of all sets and Russell's paradox regarding a
set of all sets not members of themselves. Cantor's theorem states that every set
will be ...
There is a recognizable version of Cantor's paradox in section 344 of Bertrand
Russell, The Principles of Mathematics (London: George Allen & Unwin, 1903;
2nd ed. 1937), 362, and Russell says in a footnote that he discovered his own ...
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A Companion to Analytic Philosophy
Russell discovered the contradiction when reflecting upon Cantor's “paradox”
that there is no greatest cardinal number. Cantor's paradox rests on the theorem
that the number of subsets of a given set S is always greater than the number of ...
A. P. Martinich, E. David Sosa, 2008
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Wallace's Too-Bright Fire
His 2003 book on infinity, "Everything and More," was an attempt to guide readers through the history of number theory, Cantor's paradox, ... «Wall Street Journal, Sep 08»
Alternative Axioms: NBG Set Theory
... in comments here, and my most recent post is about Cantor's paradox; ... Cantor's paradox indicates (as far as I can see) that classes are a lot ... «ScienceBlogs, Iun 07»
