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The Consistency of the Axiom of Choice and of the Generalized Continuum- Hypothe by Kurt Godel, 1970
The Consistency of the Axiom of Choice and of the Continuum-Hypothesis by Kurt GODEL, 1951
Equivalents of the Axiom of Choice by Herman & RUBIN,Jean RUBIN, 1957
Equivalents of the Axiom of Choice by Herman Rubin, 1970
Social choice for bliss-point problems (Working papers / Institute of Mathematical Economics = Arbeiten aus dem Institut fuÌˆr Mathematische Wirtschaftsforschung) by W. F Richter, 1979
An introduction to estimation with choice-based sample data (The Rand paper series) by James R Hosek, 1979
Introduction to Cardinal Arithmetic (Modern Birkhäuser Classics) by Michael Holz, Karsten Steffens, et all 2009-11-23
Handbook of Mathematical Induction: Theory and Applications (Discrete Mathematics and Its Applications) by David S. Gunderson, 2010-09-14
Topological Vector Spaces, Second Edition (Pure and Applied Mathematics) by Lawrence Narici, Edward Beckenstein, 2010-07-26
The Continuum Hypothesis by H. Vic Dannon, 2008
An experimental study of the Allais paradox over losses: some preliminary evidence.: An article from: Quarterly Journal of Business and Economics by Don N. MacDonald, Jerry L. Wall, 1989-09-22
Instrumental commensurability.(Symposium: Law and Incommensurability): An article from: University of Pennsylvania Law Review by Frederick Schauer, 1998-06-01

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Theology and the axiom of choice. However, it s clear that whether or not we assume the axiom of choice is true, the second premise is never argued for.
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Extractions: commentary from the left and from the right Main This post about the problem of evil made me notice that a lot of theological arguments seem to trade on an exchange of quantifiers. That is, having said "for every x there is another x that is at least as P", they say "there is an x that is at least as P as every other x". (The problem of evil basically states that if there is an omnipotent, omniscient, and omnibenevolent being, then why isn't this world the best of all possible worlds? Brian Weatherson discusses another possible solution.) It seems to me that the fallacy (hinted at in this post) occurs in assuming that there is such a best possible world. It seems conceivable that for every world, there is in fact a better possible world, so none is best. Some commentors tried to salvage the argument by giving a world two numbers - amount of evil and amount of good - and arguing that this world should at least be the least evil possible world. But again, there is an assumption that there is in fact a least evil possible world. However, it seems plausible (even given the theist assumptions about omnipotence, omniscience, and omnibenevolence) that for some reason no world with absolutely no evil is possible, and therefore for every world, a less evil world exists. Thus, evil only appears to be a problem if we make a fallacious inference for the existence of a best possible world.
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Extractions: Encyclopedia worldwide Show index of all articles : united-states.asinah.net Main Page Edit this page The axiom of choice is an axiom in set theory . It was formulated about a century ago by Ernst Zermelo , and was quite controversial at the time. It states the following: Let X be a collection of non-empty sets . Then we can choose a member from each set in that collection. Stated more formally: There exists a function f defined on X such that for each set S in X f S ) is an element of S Another formulation of the axiom of choice (AC) states: Given any set of mutually exclusive non-empty sets, there exists at least one set that contains exactly one element in common with each of the non-empty sets. It seems obvious: if you've got a bunch of boxes lying around with at least one item in each of them, the axiom simply states that you can choose one item out of each box. Where's the controversy? Well, the controversy was over what it meant to choose something from these sets. As an example, let us look at some sample sets.
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Extractions: Sa. 17.4. Haus der Kulturen der Welt Wo ist der Einschlag zu den Fäden, die wir weben?" Es gibt Musik, die unterhält. Man hat den Abend angenehm verbracht und geht aufgeräumt nach Hause. Es gibt aber auch Musik, die, bei aller Schönheit, gefangen nimmt, in Atem hält und nachklingt. Axiom of Choice So war, und so ist das Konzert des Sextetts "Axiom of Choice" aus Los Angeles, das am 17. April im Haus der Kulturen bei den Iran-Tagen auftrat. Auch in verkleinerter Besetzung haben die Musiker um Loga Ramin Torkian (Vierteltongitarre, Saz, Samples) und Mamak Khadem (Stimme) Texte des mittelalterlichen persischen Poeten und Astronomen Omar Khayyam (1048? - 1131) akustisch "entfaltet", getreu dem Titel ihres letzten Albums "Unfolding" (Narada Records). Orientalische Tonskalen als kompositorische Wahlaxiome: Rahmen und solistische Freiräume zugleich, die Souren Baronian (ss, clar) und
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Extractions: Recommend this site Tarski-Banach Decompositions Two theorems I am going to state are mind boggling results associated with the names of F. Hausdorff, A. Tarski, S. Banach, J. von Neumann and R. M. Robinson. References are given in both books by Gelbaum and Olmsted. (The second of which actually proves the first theorem below.) Both theorems use the notion of a rigid motion . A rigid motion of a space is a transformation that does not change ( euclidean ) distance between two points. In the theorems below, B r R dist (x,0) There exists a decomposition of B into 5 pairwise disjoint sets A ,...,A of which the last is a single point such that there exist rigid motions R ,...,R with B = R (A R (A ) and B = R (A R (A R (A where all unions are disjoint. This means breaking a ball into five pieces such that it's possible to combine these pieces into two balls equal in size to the original one. No seams are visible after the operation. No cavities are created under the surface. I just wonder what prevents me from taking up this occupation professionally. Could have taken a few bowling balls' manufacturers out of business. The problem is one can't be sure that dropping a ball will break it into five pieces, let alone into the right pieces of which one is a point.
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Extractions: The axiom of choice is an axiom in set theory . It was formulated about a century ago by Ernst Zermelo , and was quite controversial at the time. It states the following: Let X be a collection of non-empty sets . Then we can choose a member from each set in that collection. Stated more formally: There exists a function f defined on X such that for each set S in X f S ) is an element of S Another formulation of the axiom of choice (AC) states: Given any set of mutually exclusive non-empty sets, there exists at least one set that contains exactly one element in common with each of the non-empty sets. It seems obvious: if you've got a bunch of boxes lying around with at least one item in each of them, the axiom simply states that you can choose one item out of each box. Where's the controversy? Well, the controversy was over what it meant to choose something from these sets. As an example, let us look at some sample sets. 1. Let X be any finite collection of non-empty sets. Then f can be stated explicitly (out of set A choose a , ...), since the number of sets is finite.
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Extractions: Random remarks on current affairs. Via Jacques Distler , I came across this extremely informative discussion of the Axiom of Choice by Eric Schechter. The Axiom of Choice (or AoC, as I'll call it from here on) is justly notorious for being easy to state, seemingly obviously true, and yet leading to some very strange conclusions: Let C be a collection of nonempty sets. Then we can choose a member from each set in that collection. In other words, there exists a function f defined on C with the property that, for each set S in the collection, f(S) is a member of S. Straightforward enough, right? And there are even more seemingly obvious formulations, such as the following one: Given any two sets, one set has cardinality less than or equal to that of the other set i.e., one set is in one-to-one correspondence with some subset of the other. Or try the following equivalent statement: Every vector space has a basis. Now, what could seem more obvious than that? The problem is that buying into any of these equivalent formulations of the AoC means buying into results like the
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Extractions: In America, every state has a governor which represents it. Can you imagine a country where this is not possible? That is, can you picture a country (such that each state has at least one person living it to avoid trivialities) where we could not select a governor to represent each state? Such an idea seems preposterous. After all, we can simply go through each state one-by-one and choose a random person to designate as governor. If we translate the above statement into an abstract mathematical setting, we are saying that given any collection of nonempty sets, we may choose one object from each set. This seemingly trivial statement is known as the Axiom of Choice (since it says that we may choose a representative from each set) and has had a remarkable influence on the development of mathematics since the beginning of the twentieth century. How could such an obvious principle have such an impact? To first understand the subtleties of the Axiom of Choice, one has to realize that when phrased in such an general setting, the statement is not as obvious as one would originally think. When considering countries in the example above, you probably never thought about a country that has infinitely many states. What happens if you imagine such a country? If we tried to list the states in some order and one-by-one to pick out representatives, then we would never finish after a finite number of steps. Imagine the federal government trying to finalize the results of the election from an infinite number of states. It takes some nontrivial amount of time to fill out the necessary paperwork and swear in a governor, so if only one federal office was in charge of the election, then they would never finish the entire task. To further complicate the matter, we know that there are
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