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question on rules of inference in ZFC29 Jun 2010 15:13 GMT30
I apologize for this fairly ignorant question...but what are the rules
of inference in ZFC?  I read up on the axioms on Wikipedia, but there
was no mention of the rules of inference for proofs in ZFC.  I read
that it is a first-order system of logic, but it didn't specify the
Why Can You Negate a Decision but Not a Set & The Problems with {}29 Jun 2010 03:19 GMT14
1. You can negate a decision by switching TRUE and FALSE.  For every
recursive set its complement is recursive.
2. You can't negate a set because it is really UNIVERSALSET ^
~SETBEINGNEGATED.  You can take a function of two sets P^~Q but there
Muddled query about models of ZF.28 Jun 2010 17:39 GMT9
As it says, this may be a stupid query.  Be gentle.
1st-order PA has many models.  But it seems to me that there is
a very clear "minimal model", in that the standard model is
(isomorphic to) a subset of any other model.  And I gather
Cantor's First Proof27 Jun 2010 10:48 GMT2
Why are there still any questions about infinity?
We have been able to prove infinity is inconsistent for millennia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeno's_paradoxes
Even Aristotle couldn't refute Zeno's arguments.
Signs of (Mathematical) Life26 Jun 2010 18:32 GMT4
If I were to see a circle on the moon, I would not be surprised.  Nor
if I saw a straight line (line segment.)  But if I saw a square should
I call the newspapers?
If I saw the first 1,000 prime numbers in binary I would definitely
Question on a paper of Patton's26 Jun 2010 14:15 GMT1
This post refers to Thomas E. Patton, 'Church's Theorem on the Decision
Problem', Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic, volume VI, Number 2, April
1965.  It will mean nothing to people not familiar with that paper.
Formula (8b) on page 150 reads
EINSTEINIANA: THE SIRIUS B FRAUD26 Jun 2010 07:10 GMT3
http://www.upd.aas.org/had/meetings/2010Abstracts.html
Open Questions Regarding the 1925 Measurement of the Gravitational
Redshift of Sirius B
Jay B. Holberg Univ. of Arizona.
ANTI-CANTOR CLAIM26 Jun 2010 06:32 GMT16
The antidiagonal is too general to meaningfully define a number.
It's not just based on all digits in
forall n, L(n,n)
The antidiagonal argument also has to work on EVERY PERMUTATION of a list.
THE CANTOR ARGUMENT SO FAR25 Jun 2010 04:07 GMT62
------------------------SCI.MATH-----------------------------
Take any list of reals
123
456
Recursively Enumerable vs. Constructively Provable24 Jun 2010 18:42 GMT2
Is there a way to prove that some relation is r.e. without giving
enough information to make the construction of a program to enumerate
it obvious (extractable from the proof)?
C-B
Incompleteness thru Venn Diagrams24 Jun 2010 17:00 GMT2
Consider the Venn Diagram that consists of an overall universal set of
all sets of sentences, and two overlapping sets within it.  One inner
set is the set of r.e. sets, and the other is the set of all co-r.e.
sets (i.e. its complement is r.e.)  Now place these four sets within
Reality24 Jun 2010 03:50 GMT26
There is a space filling medium. It is capable of motion and
resilience. It exerts an expansive pressure in all directions. It is
but a small step from there to the recognition that this very same
material substance is what is formed into the atoms and molecules of
THE JOURNAL NATURE INVOLUNTARILY TOPPLES EINSTEIN23 Jun 2010 14:07 GMT2
http://www.nature.com/news/2010/100617/full/news.2010.303.html
NATURE: "Gravity is mercilessly impartial - on Earth, it accelerates
light and heavy objects alike with a tug of 9.8 metres per second
squared. That property is the cornerstone of Albert Einstein's theory
The End of an Era - That of The Natural Numbers23 Jun 2010 13:53 GMT620
It's widely believed our intuition of the natural numbers
has led to foundational understandings of mathematical
reasoning and not the least of which is the validity
of GIT proof. In this post, however, we'll demonstrate
Algorithm for smallest subtree having all of a set of nodes     (subtrees)23 Jun 2010 02:50 GMT2
What is the smallest subtree of a given tree that has all of a given
set of nodes within it?
C-B
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