Set Theory

Stages and Ranks

Equation form expr-017759a03aa49f8c

RegularityFoundation\emph{Regularity} \Rightarrow \emph{Foundation}

Read as: Regularity implies Foundation

Means: Regularity implies Foundation

Equation form expr-028be7e8c27d107f

Atrcl(A)VαA \subseteq \trcl{A} \subseteq V_\alpha

Read as: capital A is a subset of the transitive closure of capital A is a subset of capital V subscript alpha

Means: capital A is a subset of the transitive closure of capital A is a subset of capital V subscript alpha

Equation form expr-02fc33e5cd03ef78

VβVβV_\beta \in V_\beta

Read as: capital V subscript beta belongs to capital V subscript beta

Means: capital V subscript beta belongs to capital V subscript beta

Equation form expr-044d7a33e4e66515

(A)(BA)AB=(\forall A \neq \emptyset)(\exists B \in A)A \cap B = \emptyset

Read as: for every capital A not equal to the empty set, there exists capital B in capital A, capital A intersected with capital B equals the empty set

Means: for every capital A not equal to the empty set, there exists capital B in capital A, capital A intersected with capital B equals the empty set

Equation form expr-056b9ea6bbc0e648

xVδx \subseteq V_\delta

Read as: x is a subset of capital V subscript delta

Means: x is a subset of capital V subscript delta

Equation form expr-05fe0e5b38f9e117

cBc \in B

Read as: c belongs to capital B

Means: c belongs to capital B

Equation form expr-06c9591f8f2986c1

δα\delta \in \alpha

Read as: delta belongs to alpha

Means: delta belongs to alpha

Equation form expr-08ae3e69eba3f924

VVV_\emptyset \notin V_\emptyset

Read as: capital V subscript the empty set does not belong to capital V subscript the empty set

Means: capital V subscript the empty set does not belong to capital V subscript the empty set

Equation form expr-091eff496ce82fef

BDB \in D

Read as: capital B belongs to capital D

Means: capital B belongs to capital D

Equation form expr-097ececa9c41a75b

dom(f)=α\dom{f} = \alpha

Read as: the domain of f equals alpha

Means: the domain of f equals alpha

Equation form expr-0ae2a67c34d5e296

xAVαx \in A \in V_\alpha

Read as: x belongs to capital A belongs to capital V subscript alpha

Means: x belongs to capital A belongs to capital V subscript alpha

Equation form expr-0bf9bc170ad957d9

VβV_\beta

Read as: capital V subscript beta

Means: capital V subscript beta

Equation form expr-0c355c9d7a4bd9c5

VαVβV_\alpha \in V_\beta

Read as: capital V subscript alpha belongs to capital V subscript beta

Means: capital V subscript alpha belongs to capital V subscript beta

Equation form expr-0c850994b22dd02d

fα+(α)f_{\ordsucc{\alpha}}(\alpha)

Read as: f subscript the ordinal successor of alpha of alpha

Means: f subscript the ordinal successor of alpha of alpha

Equation form expr-0cac8b5c1fcece34

αβ\alpha \neq \beta

Read as: alpha is not equal to beta

Means: alpha is not equal to beta

Equation form expr-0f0e1602c643459b

δγ\delta \in \gamma

Read as: delta belongs to gamma

Means: delta belongs to gamma

Equation form expr-10ce0200b450ea95

ϕ\phi

Read as: phi

Means: phi

Equation form expr-1530582d946d5f25

AαAVα\forall A \exists \alpha\, A \subseteq V_\alpha

Read as: for every capital A, there exists alpha, capital A is a subset of capital V subscript alpha

Means: for every capital A, there exists alpha, capital A is a subset of capital V subscript alpha

Equation form expr-1539ef96e7fdc1b8

BDAB \in D \subseteq A

Read as: capital B belongs to capital D is a subset of capital A

Means: capital B belongs to capital D is a subset of capital A

Equation form expr-181dc47425f7c51c

A=A = \emptyset

Read as: capital A equals the empty set

Means: capital A equals the empty set

Equation form expr-18ae661dbfa4d037

lsub(X)\supstrict(X)

Read as: the strict supremum of capital X

Means: the strict supremum of capital X

Equation form expr-19626854d007e4e5

¬Aϕ(A)\lnot \forall A \phi(A)

Read as: not for every capital A, phi of capital A

Means: not for every capital A, phi of capital A

Equation form expr-1afd1ce1b18f3739

rank(α)=α\setrank{\alpha} = \alpha

Read as: the rank of alpha equals alpha

Means: the rank of alpha equals alpha

Equation form expr-1b16b1df538ba12d

nn

Read as: n

Means: n

Equation form expr-2225b5a8bdecda32

xAx \in A

Read as: x belongs to capital A

Means: x belongs to capital A

Equation form expr-238879a3746d5874

rank(x)α\setrank{x} \in \alpha

Read as: the rank of x belongs to alpha

Means: the rank of x belongs to alpha

Equation form expr-252f10c83610ebca

ff

Read as: f

Means: f

Equation form expr-2782a1afcd1bccf4

δxVδ\exists \delta\ x \subseteq V_\delta

Read as: there exists delta, x is a subset of capital V subscript delta

Means: there exists delta, x is a subset of capital V subscript delta

Equation form expr-285d2c9fb675ff29

VγβαVβ=VαV_\gamma \in \bigcup_{\beta \in \alpha} V_\beta = V_\alpha

Read as: capital V subscript gamma belongs to the union over beta belongs to alpha of capital V subscript beta equals capital V subscript alpha

Means: capital V subscript gamma belongs to the union over beta belongs to alpha of capital V subscript beta equals capital V subscript alpha

Equation form expr-2bca212e11266c55

trcl(A)\text{trcl}(A)

Read as: transitive closure of capital A

Means: transitive closure of capital A

Equation form expr-2c25be572859426d

rank(β)=β\setrank{\beta} = \beta

Read as: the rank of beta equals beta

Means: the rank of beta equals beta

Equation form expr-2e90174d015f7610

AVαA \subseteq V_{\alpha}

Read as: capital A is a subset of capital V subscript alpha

Means: capital A is a subset of capital V subscript alpha

Equation form expr-32113fc77ac33f34

xVαx \subseteq V_\alpha

Read as: x is a subset of capital V subscript alpha

Means: x is a subset of capital V subscript alpha

Equation form expr-339701fcc026a664

VβVβV_\beta \notin V_\beta

Read as: capital V subscript beta does not belong to capital V subscript beta

Means: capital V subscript beta does not belong to capital V subscript beta

Equation form expr-382afaf44f72f6f5

Vα+V_{\ordsucc{\alpha}}

Read as: capital V subscript the ordinal successor of alpha

Means: capital V subscript the ordinal successor of alpha

Equation form expr-3950069bf33f5337

σ(α)\sigma(\alpha)

Read as: sigma of alpha

Means: sigma of alpha

Equation form expr-39f098dc6b231850

rank(B)rank(A)\setrank{B} \in \setrank{A}

Read as: the rank of capital B belongs to the rank of capital A

Means: the rank of capital B belongs to the rank of capital A

Equation form expr-3b2591dd01df745a

xBx \in B

Read as: x belongs to capital B

Means: x belongs to capital B

Equation form expr-3c9a98971489e386

cAc \notin A

Read as: c does not belong to capital A

Means: c does not belong to capital A

Equation form expr-3cec2c066344d465

σ(x)\sigma(x)

Read as: sigma of x

Means: sigma of x

Equation form expr-3d676fd43723ee8f

g{γ,τ(g)}g \cup \{\tuple{\gamma, \tau(g)}\}

Read as: g union the set containing the ordered pair gamma, then tau of g

Means: g union the set containing the ordered pair gamma, then tau of g

Equation form expr-3df09d9845fb9be2

xVrank(x)Vαx \subseteq V_{\setrank{x}} \in V_\alpha

Read as: x is a subset of capital V subscript the rank of x belongs to capital V subscript alpha

Means: x is a subset of capital V subscript the rank of x belongs to capital V subscript alpha

Equation form expr-3e246acc80933105

σα={β,σ(β):βα}\funrestrictionto{\sigma}{\alpha} = \Setabs{\tuple{\beta, \sigma(\beta)}}{\beta \in \alpha}

Read as: the restriction of sigma to alpha equals the set of the ordered pair beta, then sigma of beta such that beta belongs to alpha

Means: the restriction of sigma to alpha equals the set of the ordered pair beta, then sigma of beta such that beta belongs to alpha

Equation form expr-3e4674b20e7e0af7

AVrank(A)={x:rank(x)rank(A)}A \subseteq V_{\setrank{A}} = \Setabs{x}{\setrank{x} \in \setrank{A}}

Read as: capital A is a subset of capital V subscript the rank of capital A equals the set of x such that the rank of x belongs to the rank of capital A

Means: capital A is a subset of capital V subscript the rank of capital A equals the set of x such that the rank of x belongs to the rank of capital A

Equation form expr-41ad13a713bf1669

rank(A)\setrank{A}

Read as: the rank of capital A

Means: the rank of capital A

Equation form expr-43fb79f4401dac77

α=lsubxArank(x)\alpha = \supstrict_{x \in A}\setrank{x}

Read as: alpha equals the strict supremum over x belongs to capital A of the rank of x

Means: alpha equals the strict supremum over x belongs to capital A of the rank of x

Equation form expr-440c9fc4b6198138

δα\delta \leq \alpha

Read as: delta is less than or equal to alpha

Means: delta is less than or equal to alpha

Equation form expr-463e2c0941f14a02

γ+\ordsucc{\gamma}

Read as: the ordinal successor of gamma

Means: the ordinal successor of gamma

Equation form expr-46b7ba72e8e2dce7

rank(α)=lsubβαrank(β)=lsubβαβ=α\setrank{\alpha} = \supstrict_{\beta \in \alpha}\setrank{\beta} = \supstrict_{\beta \in \alpha}\beta = \alpha

Read as: the rank of alpha equals the strict supremum over beta belongs to alpha of the rank of beta

Means: the rank of alpha equals the strict supremum over beta belongs to alpha of the rank of beta

Equation form expr-4893e9df8b5496eb

α\alpha

Read as: alpha

Means: alpha

Equation form expr-4b7ce6b75f0ec36f

ϕ(x)\phi(x)

Read as: phi of x

Means: phi of x

Equation form expr-522df6ad7d1bb5ca

Z\Zminus

Read as: set theory Z minus

Means: set theory Z minus

Equation form expr-559aead08264d579

AA

Read as: capital A

Means: capital A

Equation form expr-55d1823545b5b4c3

τ\tau

Read as: tau

Means: tau

Equation form expr-56f75af85a0d9936

VαVαV_\alpha \notin V_\alpha

Read as: capital V subscript alpha does not belong to capital V subscript alpha

Means: capital V subscript alpha does not belong to capital V subscript alpha

Equation form expr-5817f5cbb158cbe4

xVβx \in V_\beta

Read as: x belongs to capital V subscript beta

Means: x belongs to capital V subscript beta

Equation form expr-5a38f036518cc2ab

ABVβA \subseteq B \subseteq V_\beta

Read as: capital A is a subset of capital B is a subset of capital V subscript beta

Means: capital A is a subset of capital B is a subset of capital V subscript beta

Equation form expr-5b07fb9b08e2bfe0

ABVαA \subseteq B \in V_\alpha

Read as: capital A is a subset of capital B belongs to capital V subscript alpha

Means: capital A is a subset of capital B belongs to capital V subscript alpha

Equation form expr-5e8db33c3dc261a2

VβVαV_\beta \subseteq V_\alpha

Read as: capital V subscript beta is a subset of capital V subscript alpha

Means: capital V subscript beta is a subset of capital V subscript alpha

Equation form expr-5f67a793a81728e3

α,β\alpha, \beta

Read as: alpha, then beta

Means: alpha, then beta

Equation form expr-61b55354f7616dbb

βα\beta \notin \alpha

Read as: beta does not belong to alpha

Means: beta does not belong to alpha

Equation form expr-61bb18adffaeba28

RegularityFoundation\emph{Regularity}\Rightarrow\emph{Foundation}

Read as: Regularity implies Foundation

Means: Regularity implies Foundation

Equation form expr-621717bfbaba6a20

VγVαV_\gamma \subseteq V_\alpha

Read as: capital V subscript gamma is a subset of capital V subscript alpha

Means: capital V subscript gamma is a subset of capital V subscript alpha

Equation form expr-66d3594b2f760f46

DB=D \cap B = \emptyset

Read as: capital D intersected with capital B equals the empty set

Means: capital D intersected with capital B equals the empty set

Equation form expr-67610b0632683369

γ\gamma

Read as: gamma

Means: gamma

Equation form expr-68f1ce892c3746fa

D=D = \emptyset

Read as: capital D equals the empty set

Means: capital D equals the empty set

Equation form expr-6a61148ce5d779b6

cl0(A)=A,cln+1(A)=cln(A),trcl(A)=n<ωcln(A).\text{cl}_0(A) &= A,\\ \text{cl}_{n+1}(A) &= \bigcup \text{cl}_n(A),\\ \text{trcl}(A) &= \bigcup_{n < \omega} \text{cl}_{n}(A).

Read as: Source-ordered display. closure stage zero of capital A equals capital A. Then, closure stage n plus one of capital A equals the union of closure stage n of capital A. Then, transitive closure of capital A equals the union over n is less than omega of closure stage n of capital A. End display

Means: Source-ordered display. closure stage zero of capital A equals capital A. Then, closure stage n plus one of capital A equals the union of closure stage n of capital A. Then, transitive closure of capital A equals the union over n is less than omega of closure stage n of capital A. End display

Equation form expr-6ca70d02253a917a

xVαx \in V_\alpha

Read as: x belongs to capital V subscript alpha

Means: x belongs to capital V subscript alpha

Equation form expr-6ccaf2c1d932f2b5

βdom(g)dom(h)=γδ=min(γ,δ)\beta \in \dom{g} \cap \dom{h} = \gamma \cap \delta = \min(\gamma, \delta)

Read as: beta belongs to the domain of g intersected with the domain of h equals gamma intersected with delta equals the minimum of gamma, then delta

Means: beta belongs to the domain of g intersected with the domain of h equals gamma intersected with delta equals the minimum of gamma, then delta

Equation form expr-6e6f9b347c9e7892

(γδ)xVγ(\forall \gamma \in \delta)x \nsubseteq V_\gamma

Read as: for every gamma in delta, x is not a subset of capital V subscript gamma

Means: for every gamma in delta, x is not a subset of capital V subscript gamma

Equation form expr-6ffc8155d28597c6

βα\beta \in \alpha

Read as: beta belongs to alpha

Means: beta belongs to alpha

Equation form expr-7046857daf500937

ZF\ZF

Read as: set theory Z F

Means: set theory Z F

Equation form expr-7050bfbcf039c564

VγVβV_\gamma \subseteq V_\beta

Read as: capital V subscript gamma is a subset of capital V subscript beta

Means: capital V subscript gamma is a subset of capital V subscript beta

Equation form expr-729f2cd8398e9960

\in

Read as: the membership relation

Means: the membership relation

Equation form expr-72f486b87444c5e6

gδg_\delta

Read as: g subscript delta

Means: g subscript delta

Equation form expr-7677a4c84c312cb5

VαVα+V_\alpha \in V_{\ordsucc{\alpha}}

Read as: capital V subscript alpha belongs to capital V subscript the ordinal successor of alpha

Means: capital V subscript alpha belongs to capital V subscript the ordinal successor of alpha

Equation form expr-78827b0ef29849d2

g(δ)=gδ+(δ)=τ(gδ+δ)=τ(gδ)g(\delta) = g_{\ordsucc{\delta}}(\delta) = \tau(\funrestrictionto{g_{\ordsucc{\delta}}}{\delta}) = \tau(\funrestrictionto{g}{\delta})

Read as: g of delta equals g subscript the ordinal successor of delta of delta equals tau of the restriction of g subscript the ordinal successor of delta to delta equals tau of the restriction of g to delta

Means: g of delta equals g subscript the ordinal successor of delta of delta equals tau of the restriction of g subscript the ordinal successor of delta to delta equals tau of the restriction of g to delta

Equation form expr-7956b6f7893bc248

rank(c)rank(B)\setrank{c} \in \setrank{B}

Read as: the rank of c belongs to the rank of capital B

Means: the rank of c belongs to the rank of capital B

Equation form expr-7a1da86849d4737b

αrank(A)\alpha \leq \setrank{A}

Read as: alpha is less than or equal to the rank of capital A

Means: alpha is less than or equal to the rank of capital A

Equation form expr-7ae0931189e7e6ed

VβVαV_\beta \in V_\alpha

Read as: capital V subscript beta belongs to capital V subscript alpha

Means: capital V subscript beta belongs to capital V subscript alpha

Equation form expr-7e3fb797657350ce

γα\gamma \in \alpha

Read as: gamma belongs to alpha

Means: gamma belongs to alpha

Equation form expr-7eb1cfc6df63a92c

rank(x)α\setrank{x} \leq \alpha

Read as: the rank of x is less than or equal to alpha

Means: the rank of x is less than or equal to alpha

Equation form expr-7f2315ed2fa0ec08

Z\Z

Read as: set theory Z

Means: set theory Z

Equation form expr-8998cfb52f34aa19

VαVαV_\alpha \in V_\alpha

Read as: capital V subscript alpha belongs to capital V subscript alpha

Means: capital V subscript alpha belongs to capital V subscript alpha

Equation form expr-89d413ba652b8a4a

γγ+α\gamma \in \ordsucc{\gamma} \in \alpha

Read as: gamma belongs to the ordinal successor of gamma belongs to alpha

Means: gamma belongs to the ordinal successor of gamma belongs to alpha

Equation form expr-8bd1f14468af7310

ZF+Regularity\ZFminus + \text{Regularity}

Read as: set theory Z F minus plus Regularity

Means: set theory Z F minus plus Regularity

Equation form expr-8c5d83da6d7806b7

rank(x)rank(A)\setrank{x} \in \setrank{A}

Read as: the rank of x belongs to the rank of capital A

Means: the rank of x belongs to the rank of capital A

Equation form expr-8cf6e1e176fca9e6

AVβA \subseteq V_\beta

Read as: capital A is a subset of capital V subscript beta

Means: capital A is a subset of capital V subscript beta

Equation form expr-8d2cacefc75ba038

\emptyset

Read as: the empty set

Means: the empty set

Equation form expr-8d307401b31f0cb8

σ()=ξ()=A\sigma(\emptyset) = \xi(\emptyset) = A

Read as: sigma of the empty set equals xi of the empty set equals capital A

Means: sigma of the empty set equals xi of the empty set equals capital A

Equation form expr-8f8f3d76281a7200

x((yA)xyxA)\forall x((\exists y \in A)x \subseteq y \lif x \in A)

Read as: for every x, open scope, there exists y in capital A, x is a subset of y implies x belongs to capital A, close scope

Means: for every x, open scope, there exists y in capital A, x is a subset of y implies x belongs to capital A, close scope

Equation form expr-911f3dda1c556df1

bcln(A)b \in \text{cl}_n(A)

Read as: b belongs to closure stage n of capital A

Means: b belongs to closure stage n of capital A

Equation form expr-91c7df5e88e3759f

rank(A)=α\setrank{A} = \alpha

Read as: the rank of capital A equals alpha

Means: the rank of capital A equals alpha

Equation form expr-92becdaca2dd0d19

VαV_\alpha

Read as: capital V subscript alpha

Means: capital V subscript alpha

Equation form expr-9428f48a48ff1736

ξ(x)={Aif x is not a function whosedomain is an ordinal; otherwise:τ(x(α))if dom(x)=α+θ(ran(x))if dom(x) is a limit ordinal\xi(x) = \begin{cases} A &\text{if $x$ is not a function whose}\\ &\hspace{1em}\text{domain is an ordinal; otherwise:}\\ \tau(x(\alpha)) & \text{if $\dom{x} = \ordsucc{\alpha}$}\\ \theta(\ran{x}) & \text{if $\dom{x}$ is a limit ordinal} \end{cases}

Read as: xi of x is defined by cases. case one, capital A; if x is not a function whose. case two, domain is an ordinal; otherwise:. case three, tau of x of alpha; if the domain of x equals the ordinal successor of alpha. case four, theta of the range of x; if the domain of x is a limit ordinal. End cases

Means: xi of x is defined by cases. case one, capital A; if x is not a function whose. case two, domain is an ordinal; otherwise:. case three, tau of x of alpha; if the domain of x equals the ordinal successor of alpha. case four, theta of the range of x; if the domain of x is a limit ordinal. End cases

Equation form expr-974ac6749095664e

σα\funrestrictionto{\sigma}{\alpha}

Read as: the restriction of sigma to alpha

Means: the restriction of sigma to alpha

Equation form expr-9a3afda901a5a2f0

A=cl0(A)trcl(A)A = \text{cl}_0(A) \subseteq \text{trcl}(A)

Read as: capital A equals closure stage zero of capital A is a subset of transitive closure of capital A

Means: capital A equals closure stage zero of capital A is a subset of transitive closure of capital A

Equation form expr-9acece532e677897

α=β+\alpha = \ordsucc{\beta}

Read as: alpha equals the ordinal successor of beta

Means: alpha equals the ordinal successor of beta

Equation form expr-9c3245dfb4ac54c1

σ\sigma

Read as: sigma

Means: sigma

Equation form expr-9ecd9e4a3964eb4b

fαf_\alpha

Read as: f subscript alpha

Means: f subscript alpha

Equation form expr-a28ddfdabdf3b3b3

g=δγgδg = \bigcup_{\delta \in \gamma} g_\delta

Read as: g equals the union over delta belongs to gamma of g subscript delta

Means: g equals the union over delta belongs to gamma of g subscript delta

Equation form expr-a37c86ceab9f4506

¬ϕ(A)\lnot \phi(A)

Read as: not phi of capital A

Means: not phi of capital A

Equation form expr-a6bdabf308890856

β<α\beta < \alpha

Read as: beta is less than alpha

Means: beta is less than alpha

Equation form expr-a9b9a05aefaee72b

AA \neq \emptyset

Read as: capital A is not equal to the empty set

Means: capital A is not equal to the empty set

Equation form expr-aa7f0963df3719c9

VγVαV_\gamma \in V_\alpha

Read as: capital V subscript gamma belongs to capital V subscript alpha

Means: capital V subscript gamma belongs to capital V subscript alpha

Equation form expr-aaa9402664f1a41f

hh

Read as: h

Means: h

Equation form expr-aaaa5c61dc932a3a

σ(α)=fα+(α)=τ(fα+α)=τ({β,fα+(β):βα})=τ({β,fβ+(β):βα})=τ(σα)\sigma(\alpha) &= f_{\ordsucc{\alpha}}(\alpha) \\&= \tau(\funrestrictionto{f_{\ordsucc{\alpha}}}{\alpha}) \\&= \tau(\Setabs{\tuple{\beta, f_{\ordsucc{\alpha}}(\beta)}}{\beta \in \alpha}) \\&= \tau(\Setabs{\tuple{\beta, f_{\ordsucc{\beta}}(\beta)}}{\beta \in \alpha})\\&= \tau(\funrestrictionto{\sigma}{\alpha})

Read as: Source-ordered display. sigma of alpha equals f subscript the ordinal successor of alpha of alpha. Then, equals tau of the restriction of f subscript the ordinal successor of alpha to alpha. Then, equals tau of the set of the ordered pair beta, then f subscript the ordinal successor of alpha of beta such that beta belongs to alpha. Then, equals tau of the set of the ordered pair beta, then f subscript the ordinal successor of beta of beta such that beta belongs to alpha. Then, equals tau of the restriction of sigma to alpha. End display

Means: Source-ordered display. sigma of alpha equals f subscript the ordinal successor of alpha of alpha. Then, equals tau of the restriction of f subscript the ordinal successor of alpha to alpha. Then, equals tau of the set of the ordered pair beta, then f subscript the ordinal successor of alpha of beta such that beta belongs to alpha. Then, equals tau of the set of the ordered pair beta, then f subscript the ordinal successor of beta of beta such that beta belongs to alpha. Then, equals tau of the restriction of sigma to alpha. End display

Equation form expr-af484f20df9e7413

trcl(A)\trcl{A}

Read as: the transitive closure of capital A

Means: the transitive closure of capital A

Equation form expr-afc2bb2dd9cceae5

θ(x)\theta(x)

Read as: theta of x

Means: theta of x

Equation form expr-b01e91e82909a746

VαVα=βαVβV_\alpha \in V_\alpha = \bigcup_{\beta \in \alpha}V_\beta

Read as: capital V subscript alpha belongs to capital V subscript alpha equals the union over beta belongs to alpha of capital V subscript beta

Means: capital V subscript alpha belongs to capital V subscript alpha equals the union over beta belongs to alpha of capital V subscript beta

Equation form expr-b1ecf61129494d07

AVαA \subseteq V_\alpha

Read as: capital A is a subset of capital V subscript alpha

Means: capital A is a subset of capital V subscript alpha

Equation form expr-b29757dd371052eb

ξ(x)\xi(x)

Read as: xi of x

Means: xi of x

Equation form expr-b34cb15f81d627aa

γα\gamma \leq \alpha

Read as: gamma is less than or equal to alpha

Means: gamma is less than or equal to alpha

Equation form expr-b3dc00852705587a

τ(x)=(x)\tau(x) = \Pow{x}

Read as: tau of x equals the power set of x

Means: tau of x equals the power set of x

Equation form expr-b5466bfc959b86a0

(xA)ϕ(x)¬ϕ(A)(\forall x \in A)\phi(x) \land \lnot \phi(A)

Read as: for every x in capital A, phi of x and not phi of capital A

Means: for every x in capital A, phi of x and not phi of capital A

Equation form expr-b86d44e8a1ce10eb

g(β)=h(β)g(\beta) = h(\beta)

Read as: g of beta equals h of beta

Means: g of beta equals h of beta

Equation form expr-b92a5760ea24224d

(βα)f(β)=τ(fβ)(\forall \beta \in \alpha)f(\beta) = \tau(\funrestrictionto{f}{\beta})

Read as: for every beta in alpha, f of beta equals tau of the restriction of f to beta

Means: for every beta in alpha, f of beta equals tau of the restriction of f to beta

Equation form expr-bc57724b0c8fb691

τ(x)\tau(x)

Read as: tau of x

Means: tau of x

Equation form expr-bd0319fbfb5886ed

σ(α)=ξ(σα)=θ(ran(σα))\sigma(\alpha) = \xi(\funrestrictionto{\sigma}{\alpha}) = \theta(\ran{\funrestrictionto{\sigma}{\alpha}})

Read as: sigma of alpha equals xi of the restriction of sigma to alpha equals theta of the range of the restriction of sigma to alpha

Means: sigma of alpha equals xi of the restriction of sigma to alpha equals theta of the range of the restriction of sigma to alpha

Equation form expr-bd59a72cd6b7cbea

VγVγ+V_\gamma \in V_{\ordsucc{\gamma}}

Read as: capital V subscript gamma belongs to capital V subscript the ordinal successor of gamma

Means: capital V subscript gamma belongs to capital V subscript the ordinal successor of gamma

Equation form expr-bf58d4049a3e6dd3

θ(x)=x\theta(x) = \bigcup x

Read as: theta of x equals the union of x

Means: theta of x equals the union of x

Equation form expr-c10b550fc997555d

β=lsub{δ:(xb)(xVδ(γ<δ)xVγ)}.\beta = \supstrict\Setabs{\delta}{(\exists x \in b)(x \subseteq V_\delta \land (\forall \gamma < \delta)x \nsubseteq V_\gamma)}.

Read as: beta equals the strict supremum of the set of delta such that there exists x in b, open scope, x is a subset of capital V subscript delta and for every gamma less than delta, x is not a subset of capital V subscript gamma, close scope

Means: beta equals the strict supremum of the set of delta such that there exists x in b, open scope, x is a subset of capital V subscript delta and for every gamma less than delta, x is not a subset of capital V subscript gamma, close scope

Equation form expr-c73254e6088d1bc4

αβ\alpha \in \beta

Read as: alpha belongs to beta

Means: alpha belongs to beta

Equation form expr-cc01e8febd312574

Vα+VαV_{\ordsucc{\alpha}} \subseteq V_\alpha

Read as: capital V subscript the ordinal successor of alpha is a subset of capital V subscript alpha

Means: capital V subscript the ordinal successor of alpha is a subset of capital V subscript alpha

Equation form expr-cd0aa9856147b6c5

gg

Read as: g

Means: g

Equation form expr-cd7f04f0c2bdba69

xVβx \subseteq V_\beta

Read as: x is a subset of capital V subscript beta

Means: x is a subset of capital V subscript beta

Equation form expr-d203ba01eef4198c

δ\delta

Read as: delta

Means: delta

Equation form expr-d221f5671d9ec45b

ZF\ZFminus

Read as: set theory Z F minus

Means: set theory Z F minus

Equation form expr-d3d4957312332192

σ(α)=ξ(σα)\sigma(\alpha) = \xi(\funrestrictionto{\sigma}{\alpha})

Read as: sigma of alpha equals xi of the restriction of sigma to alpha

Means: sigma of alpha equals xi of the restriction of sigma to alpha

Equation form expr-d45441d1afded8f6

rank(A)=lsubxArank(x)\setrank{A} = \supstrict_{x \in A}\setrank{x}

Read as: the rank of capital A equals the strict supremum over x belongs to capital A of the rank of x

Means: the rank of capital A equals the strict supremum over x belongs to capital A of the rank of x

Equation form expr-d4d1413a7b6b3ff1

Vα={x:rank(x)α}V_\alpha = \Setabs{x}{\setrank{x} \in \alpha}

Read as: capital V subscript alpha equals the set of x such that the rank of x belongs to alpha

Means: capital V subscript alpha equals the set of x such that the rank of x belongs to alpha

Equation form expr-d5070db80f3e1b6e

BVβB \subseteq V_\beta

Read as: capital B is a subset of capital V subscript beta

Means: capital B is a subset of capital V subscript beta

Equation form expr-d91609dd987768dc

D={xA:δxVδ}α=lsub{δ:(xA)(xVδ(γδ)xVγ)}D &= \Setabs{x \in A}{\forall \delta\ x \nsubseteq V_\delta}\\ \alpha &= \supstrict\Setabs{\delta}{(\exists x \in A) (x \subseteq V_\delta \land (\forall \gamma \in \delta)x \nsubseteq V_\gamma)}

Read as: Source-ordered display. capital D equals the set of x belongs to capital A such that for every delta, x is not a subset of capital V subscript delta. Then, alpha equals the strict supremum of the set of delta such that there exists x in capital A, open scope, x is a subset of capital V subscript delta and for every gamma in delta, x is not a subset of capital V subscript gamma, close scope. End display

Means: Source-ordered display. capital D equals the set of x belongs to capital A such that for every delta, x is not a subset of capital V subscript delta. Then, alpha equals the strict supremum of the set of delta such that there exists x in capital A, open scope, x is a subset of capital V subscript delta and for every gamma in delta, x is not a subset of capital V subscript gamma, close scope. End display

Equation form expr-dd2f1825648f9860

V=Vα+=(Vα)for any ordinal αVα=γ<αVγwhen α is a limit ordinalV_\emptyset &\defis \emptyset\\ V_{\ordsucc{\alpha}} &\defis \Pow{V_\alpha} & & \text{for any ordinal }\alpha\\ V_{\alpha} &\defis \bigcup_{\gamma < \alpha} V_\gamma & & \text{when }\alpha\text{ is a limit ordinal}

Read as: Source-ordered display. capital V subscript the empty set is defined as the empty set. Then, capital V subscript the ordinal successor of alpha is defined as the power set of capital V subscript alpha for any ordinal, alpha. Then, capital V subscript alpha is defined as the union over gamma is less than alpha of capital V subscript gamma, when, alpha, is a limit ordinal. End display

Means: Source-ordered display. capital V subscript the empty set is defined as the empty set. Then, capital V subscript the ordinal successor of alpha is defined as the power set of capital V subscript alpha for any ordinal, alpha. Then, capital V subscript alpha is defined as the union over gamma is less than alpha of capital V subscript gamma, when, alpha, is a limit ordinal. End display

Equation form expr-dd54d04e21d39ef5

rank(A)α\setrank{A} \leq \alpha

Read as: the rank of capital A is less than or equal to alpha

Means: the rank of capital A is less than or equal to alpha

Equation form expr-ddf25ca65bdc64b0

α=\alpha = \emptyset

Read as: alpha equals the empty set

Means: alpha equals the empty set

Equation form expr-dee1674dd2a24314

Atrcl(A)A \subseteq \trcl{A}

Read as: capital A is a subset of the transitive closure of capital A

Means: capital A is a subset of the transitive closure of capital A

Equation form expr-df7e70e5021544f4

BB

Read as: capital B

Means: capital B

Equation form expr-e1ec762a49137b2e

AVαA \in V_\alpha

Read as: capital A belongs to capital V subscript alpha

Means: capital A belongs to capital V subscript alpha

Equation form expr-e32100276452cf69

σ(α+)=ξ(σα+)=τ(σα+(α))=τ(σ(α))\sigma(\ordsucc{\alpha}) = \xi(\funrestrictionto{\sigma}{\ordsucc{\alpha}}) = \tau(\funrestrictionto{\sigma}{\ordsucc{\alpha}}(\alpha)) = \tau(\sigma(\alpha))

Read as: sigma of the ordinal successor of alpha equals xi of the restriction of sigma to the ordinal successor of alpha equals tau of the restriction of sigma to the ordinal successor of alpha open scope, alpha, close scope equals tau of sigma of alpha

Means: sigma of the ordinal successor of alpha equals xi of the restriction of sigma to the ordinal successor of alpha equals tau of the restriction of sigma to the ordinal successor of alpha open scope, alpha, close scope equals tau of sigma of alpha

Equation form expr-e42959e147294a1d

Vα+Vα+V_{\ordsucc{\alpha}} \notin V_{\ordsucc{\alpha}}

Read as: capital V subscript the ordinal successor of alpha does not belong to capital V subscript the ordinal successor of alpha

Means: capital V subscript the ordinal successor of alpha does not belong to capital V subscript the ordinal successor of alpha

Equation form expr-e5478990b9696cbf

A((xA)ϕ(x)ϕ(A))Aϕ(A).\forall A((\forall x \in A)\phi(x) \lif \phi(A)) \lif \forall A \phi(A).

Read as: for every capital A, open scope, for every x in capital A, phi of x implies phi of capital A, close scope implies for every capital A, phi of capital A

Means: for every capital A, open scope, for every x in capital A, phi of x implies phi of capital A, close scope implies for every capital A, phi of capital A

Equation form expr-e7cedb234c1f4e03

Vγ(Vβ)=VαV_\gamma \in \Pow{V_\beta} = V_\alpha

Read as: capital V subscript gamma belongs to the power set of capital V subscript beta equals capital V subscript alpha

Means: capital V subscript gamma belongs to the power set of capital V subscript beta equals capital V subscript alpha

Equation form expr-e97616e0e4fc3820

δ<γ\delta < \gamma

Read as: delta is less than gamma

Means: delta is less than gamma

Equation form expr-ea6d0ccbca97a901

xbtrcl(A)x \in b \in \trcl{A}

Read as: x belongs to b belongs to the transitive closure of capital A

Means: x belongs to b belongs to the transitive closure of capital A

Equation form expr-ec1aa1d84c1fae8c

dom(σ)\dom{\sigma}

Read as: the domain of sigma

Means: the domain of sigma

Equation form expr-ee32906a10914339

BAB \in A

Read as: capital B belongs to capital A

Means: capital B belongs to capital A

Equation form expr-ee441b458889ac08

xVαx \notin V_\alpha

Read as: x does not belong to capital V subscript alpha

Means: x does not belong to capital V subscript alpha

Equation form expr-f34172048104aad9

x(rank(x)rank(A)ϕ(x))\forall x(\setrank{x} \in \setrank{A} \lif \phi(x))

Read as: for every x, open scope, the rank of x belongs to the rank of capital A implies phi of x, close scope

Means: for every x, open scope, the rank of x belongs to the rank of capital A implies phi of x, close scope

Equation form expr-f5caabd0d15f58f0

Vα+Vα+=(Vα)V_{\ordsucc{\alpha}} \in V_{\ordsucc{\alpha}} = \Pow{V_\alpha}

Read as: capital V subscript the ordinal successor of alpha belongs to capital V subscript the ordinal successor of alpha equals the power set of capital V subscript alpha

Means: capital V subscript the ordinal successor of alpha belongs to capital V subscript the ordinal successor of alpha equals the power set of capital V subscript alpha

Equation form expr-f67e8d417cfe54d8

xcln+1(A)trcl(A)x \in \text{cl}_{n+1}(A) \subseteq \text{trcl}(A)

Read as: x belongs to closure stage n plus one of capital A is a subset of transitive closure of capital A

Means: x belongs to closure stage n plus one of capital A is a subset of transitive closure of capital A

Equation form expr-f6a0b89baba6d3fe

FoundationRegularity\emph{Foundation}\Rightarrow\emph{Regularity}

Read as: Foundation implies Regularity

Means: Foundation implies Regularity

Equation form expr-f97e6102d66e7336

σ(α)=τ(σα)\sigma(\alpha) = \tau(\funrestrictionto{\sigma}{\alpha})

Read as: sigma of alpha equals tau of the restriction of sigma to alpha

Means: sigma of alpha equals tau of the restriction of sigma to alpha

Equation form expr-fa3d72bba23e60fd

σ()=Aσ(α+)=τ(σ(α))for any ordinal ασ(α)=θ(ran(σα))when α is a limit ordinal\sigma(\emptyset) &= A\\ \sigma(\ordsucc{\alpha}) &= \tau(\sigma(\alpha)) && \text{for any ordinal }\alpha\\ \sigma(\alpha) &= \theta(\ran{\funrestrictionto{\sigma}{\alpha}})&& \text{when }\alpha\text{ is a limit ordinal}

Read as: Source-ordered display. sigma of the empty set equals capital A. Then, sigma of the ordinal successor of alpha equals tau of sigma of alpha, for any ordinal, alpha. Then, sigma of alpha equals theta of the range of the restriction of sigma to alpha, when, alpha, is a limit ordinal. End display

Means: Source-ordered display. sigma of the empty set equals capital A. Then, sigma of the ordinal successor of alpha equals tau of sigma of alpha, for any ordinal, alpha. Then, sigma of alpha equals theta of the range of the restriction of sigma to alpha, when, alpha, is a limit ordinal. End display

Equation form expr-fadddc479eeedf12

xDx \notin D

Read as: x does not belong to capital D

Means: x does not belong to capital D

Equation form expr-fcfa50982ded070a

fβ+(β)=fα+(β)f_{\ordsucc{\beta}}(\beta) = f_{\ordsucc{\alpha}}(\beta)

Read as: f subscript the ordinal successor of beta of beta equals f subscript the ordinal successor of alpha of beta

Means: f subscript the ordinal successor of beta of beta equals f subscript the ordinal successor of alpha of beta

Definition one in this chapter

This source definition contains, in source order: Source-ordered display. capital V subscript the empty set is defined as the empty set. Then, capital V subscript the ordinal successor of alpha is defined as the power set of capital V subscript alpha for any ordinal, alpha. Then, capital V subscript alpha is defined as the union over gamma is less than alpha of capital V subscript gamma, when, alpha, is a limit ordinal. End display. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Display math one in this chapter

This source display math contains, in source order: Source-ordered display. capital V subscript the empty set is defined as the empty set. Then, capital V subscript the ordinal successor of alpha is defined as the power set of capital V subscript alpha for any ordinal, alpha. Then, capital V subscript alpha is defined as the union over gamma is less than alpha of capital V subscript gamma, when, alpha, is a limit ordinal. End display. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Definition two in this chapter

This source definition contains, in source order: tau of x; then f; then alpha; then f; then alpha; then tau; then the domain of f equals alpha; then for every beta in alpha, f of beta equals tau of the restriction of f to beta. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Lemma: Bounded Recursion

This source lemma contains, in source order: tau of x; then alpha; then alpha; then tau. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Theorem: General Recursion

This source theorem contains, in source order: tau of x; then sigma of x; then sigma of alpha equals tau of the restriction of sigma to alpha; then alpha. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Display math two in this chapter

This source display math contains, in source order: Source-ordered display. sigma of alpha equals f subscript the ordinal successor of alpha of alpha. Then, equals tau of the restriction of f subscript the ordinal successor of alpha to alpha. Then, equals tau of the set of the ordered pair beta, then f subscript the ordinal successor of alpha of beta such that beta belongs to alpha. Then, equals tau of the set of the ordered pair beta, then f subscript the ordinal successor of beta of beta such that beta belongs to alpha. Then, equals tau of the restriction of sigma to alpha. End display. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Theorem: Simple Recursion

This source theorem contains, in source order: tau of x; then theta of x; then capital A; then sigma of x; then Source-ordered display. sigma of the empty set equals capital A. Then, sigma of the ordinal successor of alpha equals tau of sigma of alpha, for any ordinal, alpha. Then, sigma of alpha equals theta of the range of the restriction of sigma to alpha, when, alpha, is a limit ordinal. End display. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Display math three in this chapter

This source display math contains, in source order: Source-ordered display. sigma of the empty set equals capital A. Then, sigma of the ordinal successor of alpha equals tau of sigma of alpha, for any ordinal, alpha. Then, sigma of alpha equals theta of the range of the restriction of sigma to alpha, when, alpha, is a limit ordinal. End display. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Definition three in this chapter

This source definition contains, in source order: capital A; then for every x, open scope, there exists y in capital A, x is a subset of y implies x belongs to capital A, close scope. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Lemma two in this chapter

This source lemma contains, in source order: alpha; then capital V subscript alpha; then capital V subscript alpha; then gamma belongs to alpha; then capital V subscript gamma belongs to capital V subscript alpha; then capital V subscript gamma is a subset of capital V subscript alpha. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Lemma three in this chapter

This source lemma contains, in source order: alpha; then capital V subscript alpha does not belong to capital V subscript alpha. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Corollary one in this chapter

This source corollary contains, in source order: alpha, then beta; then alpha belongs to beta; then capital V subscript alpha belongs to capital V subscript beta. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Definition four in this chapter

This source definition contains, in source order: for every capital A, there exists alpha, capital A is a subset of capital V subscript alpha. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Axiom: Foundation

This source axiom contains, in source order: for every capital A not equal to the empty set, there exists capital B in capital A, capital A intersected with capital B equals the empty set. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Definition five in this chapter

This source definition contains, in source order: capital A; then Source-ordered display. closure stage zero of capital A equals capital A. Then, closure stage n plus one of capital A equals the union of closure stage n of capital A. Then, transitive closure of capital A equals the union over n is less than omega of closure stage n of capital A. End display; then transitive closure of capital A; then capital A. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Display math four in this chapter

This source display math contains, in source order: Source-ordered display. closure stage zero of capital A equals capital A. Then, closure stage n plus one of capital A equals the union of closure stage n of capital A. Then, transitive closure of capital A equals the union over n is less than omega of closure stage n of capital A. End display. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Proposition one in this chapter

This source proposition contains, in source order: capital A is a subset of the transitive closure of capital A; then the transitive closure of capital A. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Lemma four in this chapter

This source lemma contains, in source order: capital A; then alpha; then capital A is a subset of capital V subscript alpha. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Display math five in this chapter

This source display math contains, in source order: Source-ordered display. capital D equals the set of x belongs to capital A such that for every delta, x is not a subset of capital V subscript delta. Then, alpha equals the strict supremum of the set of delta such that there exists x in capital A, open scope, x is a subset of capital V subscript delta and for every gamma in delta, x is not a subset of capital V subscript gamma, close scope. End display. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Theorem three in this chapter

This source theorem contains no delimiter-counted formula. Its complete source wording remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Definition six in this chapter

This source definition contains, in source order: set theory Z; then set theory Z minus; then set theory Z F; then set theory Z F minus; then set theory Z F; then set theory Z. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Definition seven in this chapter

This source definition contains, in source order: capital A; then the rank of capital A; then alpha; then capital A is a subset of capital V subscript alpha. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Proposition two in this chapter

This source proposition contains, in source order: the rank of capital A; then capital A. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Exercise one in this chapter

This source exercise contains no delimiter-counted formula. Its complete source wording remains in the continuous listener stream. The exercise is preserved as stated and no solution is supplied.

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Proposition three in this chapter

This source proposition contains, in source order: alpha; then capital V subscript alpha equals the set of x such that the rank of x belongs to alpha. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Exercise two in this chapter

This source exercise contains no delimiter-counted formula. Its complete source wording remains in the continuous listener stream. The exercise is preserved as stated and no solution is supplied.

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Proposition four in this chapter

This source proposition contains, in source order: capital B belongs to capital A; then the rank of capital B belongs to the rank of capital A. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Theorem: the membership relation-Induction Scheme

This source theorem contains, in source order: the membership relation; then phi; then for every capital A, open scope, for every x in capital A, phi of x implies phi of capital A, close scope implies for every capital A, phi of capital A. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Proposition five in this chapter

This source proposition contains, in source order: the rank of capital A equals the strict supremum over x belongs to capital A of the rank of x. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Corollary two in this chapter

This source corollary contains, in source order: alpha; then the rank of alpha equals alpha. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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Proposition: working in set theory Z F minus plus Regularity

This source proposition contains, in source order: set theory Z F minus plus Regularity. The complete surrounding source prose remains in the continuous listener stream.

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chapter “Ordinals”

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section “Successor and Limit Ordinals” in chapter “Ordinals”

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section “Dedekind Algebras” in chapter “Infinite Sets”

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definition one in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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theorem “Simple Transfinite Induction” in chapter “Ordinals”

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lemma “Bounded Recursion” in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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lemma “Bounded Recursion” in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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theorem “General Recursion” in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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theorem “Burali-Forti Paradox” in chapter “Ordinals”

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theorem “General Recursion” in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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theorem “General Recursion” in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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theorem “Simple Transfinite Induction” in chapter “Ordinals”

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definition one in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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Tim Button (2021)

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item 1 of lemma two in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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item 1 of lemma two in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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item 3 of lemma two in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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item 3 of lemma two in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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item 2 of lemma two in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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item 1 of lemma two in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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item 3 of lemma two in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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item 1 of lemma two in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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item 2 of lemma two in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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lemma two in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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lemma two in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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Lemma two in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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lemma three in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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lemma two in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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lemma three in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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section “The Story in More Detail” in chapter “Steps towards Z”

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definition nine in chapter “Ordinals”

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lemma two in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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proposition one in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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the lemma on Transitive Well Founded

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proposition “working in set theory Z F minus plus Regularity” in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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section “The Transfinite Recursion Theorem(s)” in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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proposition two in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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lemma two in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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proposition three in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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proposition three in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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theorem “Transfinite Induction” in chapter “Ordinals”

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proposition four in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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proposition four in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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proposition three in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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proposition five in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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section “Foundation” in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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proposition four in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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proposition four in chapter “Stages and Ranks”

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