Lecture

Recursively Defined Sets and Structures

In course

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of recursively defined sets and structures, including the recursive definitions of sets, natural numbers, strings, and functions. Examples of recursively defining sets like natural numbers and integers are provided, along with explanations on string concatenation and well-formed formulae in propositional logic.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Mathematics

Mathematical logic: Set theory

Logic

Classical logic: First-order logic

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