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Set Theory Problem Involving Partitions
Sorry, another mistake; in the first line it should say x \leq S, not x \in S.- hmb
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Set Theory Problem Involving Partitions
OK, I think I've got part (d) now as well, although I think the 'hint' was supposed to read: [Hint: Let T' be the set of all partitions S with the property that every partition from T is a refinement of S . Show that supT = infT'.] I have attached the proof.- hmb
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Set Theory Problem Involving Partitions
Sorry, the 5th-last line on the last page should read: For every x \in B and a \in A, \left[a\right]_{E_{x}} \subseteq \bigcap \left\{\left[a\right]_{E_{y}} \left| y \in T\right\}.- hmb
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Set Theory Problem Involving Partitions
. . . and here is the last page.- hmb
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Set Theory Problem Involving Partitions
OK, I think I have worked out part (c). I couldn't be bothered doing all the latex, so if you are interested I have attached my work as .JPG files.- hmb
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Set Theory Problem Involving Partitions
Is the cell of a in infT the equivalence class of a modulo E_{infT}, i.e., [a]_{E_{infT}}? If so, then I think the properties the cell of a in infT would have would be as follows: For all a \in A, for all x \in T, [a]_{E_{infT}} \subseteq [a]_{E_{x}} and for all y \in Pt(A), if [a]_{E_{y}}...- hmb
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Set Theory Problem Involving Partitions
This problem is from Hrbacek and Jech, Introduction to Set Theory, Third Edition, right at the end of chapter 2. Homework Statement Let A \neq {}; let Pt(A) be the set of all partitions of A. Define a relation \leq in Pt(A) by S_{1} \leq S_{2} if and only if for every C \in S_{1}...- hmb
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Definitions of greatest and least elements in terms of strict orderings
Great, thank you for your help. I will take it that the corresponding definition of "least element" is correct as well then. Thanks again.- hmb
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Definitions of greatest and least elements in terms of strict orderings
Homework Statement State the definitions of greatest and least elements in terms of strict orderings. Homework Equations Let \leq be an ordering of A and < be a strict ordering on A, and let B \subseteq A. b \in B is the greatest element of B in the ordering \leq if, for every x \in...- hmb
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Set Theory Problem: equality of functions
Homework Statement Prove: Let F and G be functions. F = G if and only if domF = domG and F(x) = G(x) for all x \in domF. Homework Equations ? The Attempt at a Solution If F = G, then (xFy if and only if xGy) (Substitutivity of identicals) If (xFy if and only if xGy), then...- hmb
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Replacement AC adaptor with much higher current
Is it bad to replace a regulated AC adaptor that has an output rating of 9V DC and 200mA with a regulated AC adaptor of the same polarity that has an output rating of 9V DC and 1.7A? I know it's OK for the current rating to be higher than needed, but in this case the current rating on the new...- hmb
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117V AC appliance on 127V AC mains?
In parts of Brazil, the mains voltage is 127V AC. Is it safe to use an appliance which is supposed to take 117V AC in this situation? Thanks- hmb
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Using a 110/120V Step-Up Transformer for 127V AC to 240V AC
Hello, How can I use an electronic device that takes 240V AC in an area where the power supply is 127V AC? Clearly I need a step-up transformer, but the only ones I can find convert 110/120V to 220/240V. If I use one of these, will it convert 127V AC to 254V AC (twice 127V)? If so, would it be...- hmb
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