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MHB Question ' write the elements of set A'
Any ideas on how to begin Many thanks :)- mathlearn
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- Elements Set
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I Does light take longer to go a set distance on a train?
Edit: Sorry, the title should say LIGHT, not time! << Mentor Note -- Title updated >> Let's say you're on a train, in the back of a car. The train is stationary. You shine a laser to the front of the car, and you can measure the time it takes for the laser to reach the wall. Now, if the train...- shawn9521
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- Light Set Time Train
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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MHB Index Set alonside Bigcap and Bigcup - as in Paul Bland's book .... ....
When I write \bigcap_\Delta M_\alpha I get $$\bigcap_\Delta M_\alpha$$ ... ...How do I get the index set $$\Delta$$ alongside $$\bigcap$$ as in the following text from Paul Bland's book "Rings and Their Modules" ... ... ?Hope someone can help ... Peter- Math Amateur
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- Book Index Set
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- Forum: MATLAB, Maple, Mathematica, LaTeX
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Determining the Max. Set of Linearly Independent Vectors
(sorry for the horrible butchered thread title... should say "determination", not "determining") 1. Homework Statement In "Principles of Quantum Mechanics", by R. Shankar, a vector space is defined as having dimension n if it can accommodate a maximum of n linearly independent vectors (here is...- DRose87
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- Independent Linear algebra Linearly Max Set Vectors
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I Open interval (set) end points and differentiability.
When we talk about differentiability on a Set X, the set has to be open. And if a set X is open there exists epsilon> 0 where epsilon is in R. Then if x is in X, y=x+ or - epsilon and y is also in X But this contradicts to what i was taught in high school; end points are excluded in the open...- kidsasd987
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- Differentiability Interval Points Set
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I Radius of the largest ball inside a complex set.
I've been thinking about notions like the following: "How far can one be from the nearest road while in a particular country." "What's the 'maximum thickness' of a subset of \mathbb{R}^n?" "What mountain range has the biggest circular region entirely within it?" These sorts of questions lead...- The Bill
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- Ball Complex Radius Set
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Why is the Cartesian Product S×T Empty When T is Empty?
Homework Statement Let S be any set and T = ∅. What can you say about the set S×T? Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution The solution is that S×T=∅. I'm not quite sure why this is though. Is it because there isn't anything in T to give an ordered pair so S×T is empty?- rmiller70015
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- Set Theoretical
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MHB Proving a Set Theory Statement Regarding Families of Sets
I was wondering if anyone could please check my work and reasoning for this problem. Thank-you! (Also, would this be considered a direct proof? How might a contradiction and IFF proof look like and compare?) Problem: Suppose F, G1 and G2 are nonempty families of sets. Prove that if F ⊆ G1 ∩ G2...- logan3
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- Set Set theory Sets Theory
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A Prep for Hawking/Ellis: Point Set Topology Needed
I'm trying to prepare to read The Large Scale Structure Of Space-time by Hawking and Ellis. I've been reading a General Topology textbook since the authors say "While we expect that most of our readers will have some acquaintance with General Relativity, we have endeavored to write this book so...- Andrew Kim
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- General relativity General topology Point Set Topology
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I Parametric Representation of a Solution Set
How did he found x = 1, y = 0, z = 0 and x = 1, y = 1, z = 2?- askor
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- Parametric Representation Set
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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I Boundedness and continuous functions
I am working my way through elementary topology, and I have thought up a theorem that I am having trouble proving so any help would be greatly appreciated. ---------------------- Theorem: Let A ⊂ ℝn and B ⊂ ℝm and let f: A → B be continuous and surjective. If A is bounded then B is bounded...- orion
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- Continuous Continuous functions Functions Set Topology
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- Forum: Topology and Analysis
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MHB Finding a set of vectors that span u,v....
Find a set of vectors {u, v} in $\mathbb{R}^4$ that spans the solution set of the equations: $x - y + 2z - 2w = 0$ $2x + 2y -z + 3w = 0$ ($u$ and $v$ are both $4 \times 1$) $u = ?$, $v = ?$ I put the matrix in RREF to get $\begin{bmatrix}1&0&3/4&-1/4\\0&1&-5/4&7/4\end{bmatrix} =...- shamieh
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- Set Span Vectors
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I Is This Set Theory Notation Correct for Describing Local Maxima?
Hi, Is the following notation correct? X = {xt> max(xt-k,...,xt-1,xt+1,...,xt+k)|(t-k,...,t+k) ∈ T2k+1∧ k ∈ ℕ\{0}} where T = [1,n]∩ℕ denotes the time periods over which x runs. I basically want to say that X is the set of points that are local maxima in a neighbourhood of k points to the right...- rattma
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- Notation Set Set theory Theory
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Elementary Set Theory (Discrete)
Homework Statement Suppose A⊂B⊂C. What is A/B, A/C, and A∪B Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution This isn't really a homework question, I am just trying to get some exposure to discrete math before I take it in the fall. The set differences A/B and A/C are both empty sets and the 'or'...- rmiller70015
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- Discrete Elementary Set Set theory Theory
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A If LHC reports no SUSY by Aug 2016 data set
according to blogger Tommaso Dorigo the LHC "What to expect for ICHEP I believe that if the machine keeps delivering at this pace, by mid-July CMS and ATLAS could have in their hands some 10 inverse femtobarns of 13-TeV collisions. Those data, three to four times larger in size that what was...- kodama
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- 2016 Data Lhc Set Susy
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- Forum: Beyond the Standard Models
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Time taken for free falling objects to travel a set distance
The time taken for a free-falling object to fall a set distance (on earth) is, according to Wikipedia, described by the equation: t = √(2d/g). Why is the distance doubled in this equation/ how is this derived?- Jude Caird
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- Falling Freefall Gravity Mechanics Set Time Travel
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I Proving Set Relationships: A-B ⊂ A & (A∩B)c = A∪Bc
Can some please explain to me how to solve these two questions? Let A, B and C be any sets, prove that: (a) A-B ⊂ A (b) (A∩B) complement = A complement ∪ B and (A∪B) complement = A complement∩ B complement.- Chis96
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- Relationships Set
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- Forum: General Math
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I How is Cantor set similar to coin tosses?
The wikipedia page on the Cantor set states that it is a model for an infinite series of coin tosses. In what sense are recorded coin outcomes similar to a set of points on the real line?- EnumaElish
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- Cantor Set
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B What is a clopen set and how can a set be both open and closed?
I feel like I ask too many questions here, so I'm sorry about that. But, anyway, what is a clopen set? I was watching something the other day that a friend sent me, and, out of the blue, the guy starts referring to a set as being "clopen" with no explanation. I tried to break all the definitions...- ProfuselyQuarky
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- Set
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MHB Proving No Set Contains All Sets Without Russell's Paradox
Greetings: I am attempting to prove that no set contains all sets without Russell's paradox. What I have thus far is this: Let S be an arbitrary set and suppose S contains S. If X is in S for some X not=S, then S - S cannot be empty. But this is a contradiction; hence if S contains S, then...- nikkor180
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- Paradox Set Sets
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How to Design and set up a strong electromagnet?
Hello guys. I am new member of this forum and I am looking for some guidance on a certain project. Now, the reason I am posting is that I need your help with a project I am currently just starting and of which unfortunately I have little details figured out as well, so please bear with me if you...- ZazendS
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- Design Electromagnet Project Set
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Using a set square to reduce parallax error
Homework Statement In one of my revision guides, there is an experiment for calculating the acceleration of free fall using the electromagnet and trap door arrangement. The biggest error is in the measurement of the height over which the ball falls. The guide says: "You could reduce the error...- MBBphys
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- Error Parallax Set Square Uncertainty
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A Algorithm creates representative set of data
Hi all, I have algorithm to analyze and make it easier to implement in programming language (Python). We have table with data and we want to select only representative part. It looks like: ID_PRODUCT | CARDINALITY | SET VARIANCE WITH THIS ELEMENT AND ABOVE 10 ---------------- 110...- mundek88
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- Algorithm Data Set
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MHB Proving Set Operations [Set Theory]
Could someone help me in this by simplifying/Proving the equation using Theorems/ Rules on Operation of Sets (i.e Commutative property, idempotent, assoc, dist. , definition of union , def. intersection , DeMorgan ,etc.). Letting A, B and C be three sets .. Prove/Disprove : Any solution...- TheGreat
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- Operations Set Set theory Theory
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Ordered set proof review request
Homework Statement , relevant equations, and the attempt at a solution are all in the attached file. I was reading through Invitation to Discrete Mathematics and attempted to solve an exercise that involved a proof. I've typeset everything in LaTeX and made a PDF out of it so that it does not...- mafagafo
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- Discrete mathematics Proof Request Review Set
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What is the name for an object that cannot be added to?
What is the name for an object that cannot be added to (for example, a circle can only have 360 degrees; any more degrees and it is no longer merely a circle)?- Pjpic
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- Ordinal Set
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Does the GCD of a set divide the GCD of any subset?
Homework Statement If A is a set of integers and B is a set properly contained in A, does the greatest common denominator of all of the integers in A divide the greatest common denominator of all elements in B? Homework Equations None. The Attempt at a Solution Obviously gcd(A) divides any...- jack476
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- Gcd Set
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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MATLAB How to set zero value boxes transparent in 3D plots?
I used a function called ind2patch to make a big 3D block which contains a number of smaller blocks in 3 dimensions. Each small block has a value which the magnitude is represented by a color.One example is shown below: However, most of the boxes have very low or zero value and I don't need to...- kelvin490
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- 3d Color Graph Matlab Plot Plots Set Transparent Value Zero
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Hi All, Sorry, to begin with, if the question seems to be out of place. My question has to do with the notation (#) for the number of elements in a set: $$ N = \# \{ v_i \in V \vert v_i v_j \in E \} $$ Is it well known? If written in a scientific communication, must one offer a description of...- DaTario
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- Notation Set Set theory Theory
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Limit points, closure of set (Is my proof correct?)
Homework Statement Let ##E'## be the set of all limit points of a set ##E##. Prove that ##E'## is closed. Prove that ##E## and ##\bar E = E \cup E'## have the same limit points. Do ##E## and ##E'## always have the same limit points? Homework Equations Theorem: (i) ##\bar E## is closed (ii)...- Incand
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- closure Limit Points Proof Set
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How do I set up this Legendre Transform for Hamiltonian
Homework Statement Im trying to understand the Legendre transform from Lagrange to Hamiltonian but I don't get it. This pdf was good but when compared to wolfram alphas example they're slightly different even when accounting for variables. I think one of them is wrong. I trust wolfram over the...- 13Nike
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- Hamiltonian Lagrange Legendre Legendre transformation Set Transform
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Proving a set of matrices is NOT a vector space
Homework Statement Show that the following is NOT a vector space: {(a, 1) | a, b, c, ∈ ℝ} {(b, c) Note: this is is meant to be a 2x2 matrix. This may not have been clear in how I formatted it. 2. The attempt at a solution I am self-studying linear algebra, and have had a difficulty...- jcw0616
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- Homework Linear algebra Matrices Set Space Vector Vector space
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Remembering T-SQL: SET vs SELECT and OBJECT_ID()
Hi, I wonder if someone remembers their T-SQL. We have this statement: Just curious: I remember using SET where SELECT appears. Is this SELECT used in order to assign values to many variables simultaneously? Also, Is there a reason to use two separate DECLARE statements , or could we just use...- WWGD
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- Set
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Proof of Partition Property for Subset A in Universal Set U
Homework Statement Assume {B, C, D} is a partition of the universal set U, A is a subset of U and A is not a subset of B complement, A is not a subset of C complement, A is not a subset of D complement. Prove that {A ∩ B, A ∩ C, A ∩ D} is a partition of A. Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a...- TheMathNoob
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- Proof Set Set theory Theory
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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MHB Why Are Nilpotent Elements Significant in Ring Theory?
Hey! :o I am looking at the following exercise: An element $r\in R$ is called nilpotent if $r^n=0$ for some integer $n=1,2, \dots $. Show that if $r$ is nilpotent then $1-r$ is invertible in $R$. Show that if $R$ is commutative then the set $N(R)$ of nilpotent elements is an ideal of...- mathmari
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- Elements Set
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Why isn't my hash set doing a good job?
So I created my own implementation of a hash set of strings and am XORing the characters as a hashing function: private int _GetBucketNumber ( string s, List<List<string>> Buckets ) { // s: string whose index to look up // Buckets: source buckets...- SlurrerOfSpeech
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- Data sets Job Set
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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Finding Extrema of a Set: A Derivative Approach
Homework Statement Hi everybody! It's kind of the first time that I try to solve this type of problem, so I'd like to see what you guys think about it and if I am heading in the right direction: Examine if the set {(x2 + x + 1)/(x2 + 1) : x∈ℝ} has a maximum and/or a minimum, and calculate...- JulienB
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- Maximum Minimum Set
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Proof of Partition of a Set with Nested Partitions | Set Theory Proof 2
Homework Statement . Let A be a set and {B1, B2, B3} a partition of A. Assume {C11, C12} is a partition of B1, {C21, C22} is a partition of B2 and {C31, C32} is a partition of B3. Prove that {C11, C12, C21, C22, C31, C32} is a partition of A. Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution I know...- Jairo Rojas
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- Proof Set Set theory Theory
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Proving Set Equality: A Simple and Effective Method
Homework Statement Attached is the problem Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution So I have to show that each side is a subset of the other side Assume x∈ A ∪ (∩Bi) so x∈A or x∈∩Bi case 1 x∈ ∩ Bi so x∈ (B1∩B2∩B3...∩Bn) which implies x∈B1 and x∈B2 ... and x∈Bn so x∈B1∪A and x∈B2∪A...- Jairo Rojas
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- Proof Set Set theory Sets Theory
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MHB Solving Equation In The Set Of Natural Numbers
Find all the natural numbers $a$ and $b$ such that $(a^2+1)(b^2+1)+45=2(2a+1)(3b+1)$.- anemone
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- Natural Natural numbers Numbers Set
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B Possible to see the moons of Jupiter/Saturn with decent set of binoculars?
Assuming clear night skies- Alltimegreat1
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- Moons Set
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Inverse image of Lebesgue set and Borel set
Homework Statement I need to prove that if ##f: \mathbb{R} \rightarrow \mathbb{R}## then the following two statements are NOT equivalent: 1) For every ##E \subset \mathbb{R}## that is Lebesgue-measurable, ##f^{-1}(E)## is Lebesgue-measurable. 2) For every ##E \subset \mathbb{R}## that is...- JonnyG
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- Image Inverse Set
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Finding the random uncertainty of a set of values
Ok, for the switch-on voltage of a red LED I have the readings as follows, all in volts: 1.45, 1.46, 1.46, 1.44, 1.45. The mean of these readings, in volts, is 1.45 (I rounded up to 2 decimal places as my scale reading uncertainty was +/-0.01V, and my teacher told me to round them up since to...- 123leo
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- Measuerment Random Set Uncertainty
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A Somewhat difficult set theory proof
I am trying to prove that two definitions of a finite set are equivalent. 1.) A set ##A## is finite if and only if it is equipollent to a natural number ##n##. ( natural number as the set containing all the previous natural numbers including ##0## ) 2.) A set ##A## is finite if and only if...- mbs
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- Proof Set Set theory Theory
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Produce a set with the following properties....
Homework Statement Produce an infinite collection of sets A1, A2, A3... with the property that every Ai has an infinite number of elements, Ai∩Aj = ∅ for all i ≠ j, and the union of all Ai is equal to N. Homework Equations None provided. The Attempt at a Solution What I've come up with is...- jack476
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- Properties Set
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Help finding a polynomial function given a set of data
Homework Statement Hello guys, I have a set of data containing x and y coordinates(width and length) as well as a 'z' coordinate that represents power density at each point of x and y given. I was hoping that someone might be able to help me figure out a way that I can find a function for z in...- saybrook1
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- Data Function Polynomial Set
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News How Did Ken Adam Influence Film Set Design?
One of his most notable creations was the War Room in Kubrick's Dr. Strangelove. He also did sets for the 1960s James Bond movies. Washington Post Berlin Film Journal- jtbell
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- Film Rip Set
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How to set up two linear actuators to share loading?
I have a structure that needs to be pushed by a set of actuators. It is because 1 actuator's loading may not be sufficient and changing it to a more powerful model will just sacrifice my space which is not favorable. Can anyone tell me if it is a common way of doing it? If so, how do I manage...- nomisme
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- Linear Set
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Set Theory: Proving h is Surjective Implies f & g
Homework Statement Let f: X ----> Y and g: Y ----> Z be functions and let h = g o f: X ----> Z Homework Equations a. If h is surjective then g is surjective b. If h is surjective then f is surjective. The Attempt at a Solution Here h: X ----> Z a. Suppose h: x ---> z is surjective...- BubblesAreUs
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- Set Set theory Theory
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B What does this set notation mean?
$$ A \oplus B $$ where A and B are sets- pellman
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- Mean Notation Set Set notation
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics