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About the “Axiom of Dependent Choice”
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[QUOTE="Erland, post: 5995542, member: 294684"] I think most mathematicians use the full axiom of choice, or some of its more useful equivalents such as Zorn's lemma, when they need this kind of arguments, even in cases where the axiom of dependent choice would suffice. Because what is important fot most mathematicians is to get job done, not investigate which are the weakest assumptions necessary. It is mainly logicians, set theorists et al who are interested in the latter. [/QUOTE]
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