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The cardinality of set of [N]\omega . what does omega stands for?
The discussion clarifies the relationship between the cardinality of the set [N]^{\omega} and the concepts of omega and aleph naught. Omega (ω) represents the first infinite ordinal, while aleph naught (ℵ₀) denotes the cardinality of the set of natural numbers. The notation [N]^{\omega} signifies the collection of subsets of natural numbers with a size of ω, confirming that ω is not equivalent to ℵ₀ but rather that ℵ₀ is the cardinality associated with ω.
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saadsarfraz said:so is omega the same as aleph not. and in this case it would be aleph not to the power aleph not which gives aleph not?