Lecture

Sets and Relations

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Description

This lecture covers the basic concepts of sets, including elements, subsets, and power sets. It also introduces the Cartesian product, which is a way to combine elements from different sets. The importance of order in pairs and tuples is highlighted, along with examples. Furthermore, the notion of relations on sets is discussed, defining a relation as a subset of the Cartesian product of a set with itself.

Instructor

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