Editing Sets for Mathematics (Book) (section)

== Table of Contents ==

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! colspan="2" | Foreword || ix
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! colspan="2" | Contributors to Sets for Mathematics || xiii
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! colspan="3" | 1. Abstract Sets and Mappings
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| 1.1 || Sets, Mappings, and Composition || 1
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| 1.2 || Listings, Properties, and Elements || 4
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| 1.3 || Surjective and Injective Mappings || 8
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| 1.4 || Associativity and Categories || 10
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| 1.5 || Separators and the Empty Set || 11
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| 1.6 || Generalized Elements || 15
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| 1.7 || Mappings as Properties || 17
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| 1.8 || Additional Exercises || 23
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! colspan="3" | 2. Sums, Monomorphisms, and Parts
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| 2.1 || Sum as a Universal Property || 26
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| 2.2 || Monomorphisms and Parts || 32
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| 2.3 || Inclusion and Membership || 34
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| 2.4 || Characteristic Functions || 38
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| 2.5 || Inverse Image of a Part || 40
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| 2.6 || Additional Exercises || 44
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! colspan="3" | 3. Finite Inverse Limits
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| 3.1 || Retractions || 48
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| 3.2 || Isomorphism and Dedekind Finiteness || 54
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| 3.3 || Cartesian Products and Graphs || 58
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| 3.4 || Equalizers || 66
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| 3.5 || Pullbacks || 69
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| 3.6 || Inverse Limits || 71
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| 3.7 || Additional Exercises || 75
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! colspan="3" | Colimits, Epimorphisms, and the Axiom of Choice
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| 4.1 || Colimits are Dual to Limits || 78
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| 4.2 || Epimorphisms and Split Surjections || 80
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| 4.3 || The Axiom of Choice || 84
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| 4.4 || Partitions and Equivalence Relations || 85
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| 4.5 || Split Images || 89
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| 4.6 || The Axiom of Choice as the Distinguishing Property of Constant/Random Sets || 92
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| 4.7 || Additional Exercises || 94
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! colspan="3" | 5. Mapping Sets and Exponentials
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| 5.1 || Natural Bijection and Functoriality || 96
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| 5.2 || Exponentiation || 98
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| 5.3 || Functoriality of Function Spaces || 102
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| 5.4 || Additional Exercises || 108
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! colspan="3" | 6. Summary of the Axioms and an Example of Variable Sets
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| 6.1 || Axioms for Abstract Sets and Mappings || 111
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| 6.2 || Truth Values for Two-Stage Variable Sets || 114
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| 6.3 || Additional Exercises || 117
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! colspan="3" | 7. Consequences and Uses of Exponentials
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| 7.1 || Concrete Duality: The Behavior of Monics and Epics under the Contravariant Functoriality of Exponentiation || 120
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| 7.2 || The Distributive Law || 126
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| 7.3 || Cantor's Diagonal Argument || 129
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| 7.4 || Additional Exercises || 134
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! colspan="3" | 8. More on Power Sets
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| 8.1 || Images || 136
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| 8.2 || The Covariant Power Set Functor || 141
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| 8.3 || The Natural Map <math>Placeholder</math> || 145
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| 8.4 || Measuring, Averaging, and Winning with <math>V</math>-Valued Quantities || 148
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| 8.5 || Additional Exercises || 152
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! colspan="3" | 9. Introduction to Variable Sets
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| 9.1 || The Axiom of Infinity: Number Theory || 154
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| 9.2 || Recursion || 157
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| 9.3 || Arithmetic of <math>N</math> || 160
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| 9.4 || Additional Exercises || 165
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! colspan="3" | 10. Models of Additional Variation
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| 10.1 || Monoids, Posets, and Groupoids || 167
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| 10.2 || Actions || 171
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| 10.3 || Reversible Graphs || 176
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| 10.4 || Chaotic Graphs || 180
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| 10.5 || Feedback and Control || 186
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| 10.6 || To and from Idempotents || 189
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| 10.7 || Additional Exercises || 191
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! colspan="3" | Appendixes
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! colspan="3" | A. Logic as the Algebra of Parts
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| A.0 || Why Study Logic? || 193
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| A.1 || Basic Operators and Their Rules of Inference || 195
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| A.2 || Fields, Nilpotents, Idempotents || 212
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! colspan="2" | B. Logic as the Algebra of Parts || 220
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! colspan="3" | C. Definitions, Symbols, and the Greek Alphabet
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| C.1 || Definitions of Some Mathematical and Logical Concepts || 231
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| C.2 || Mathematical Notations and Logical Symbols || 251
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| C.3 || The Greek Alphabet || 252
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! colspan="2" | Bibliography || 253
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! colspan="2" | Index || 257
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