Lecture

Sets and Functions

Description

This lecture covers the fundamental concepts of sets and functions, including union, intersection, difference, complement, symmetric difference, and set identities. It also explores set operations analogies with propositional calculus connectives, cardinality of set union, and inclusion-exclusion principles. The lecture delves into proving set identities using set builder notation, propositional logic, and membership tables. Additionally, it discusses generalized unions, intersections, and Russell's Paradox. The terminology related to functions, such as domain, codomain, range, image, and preimage, is explained. The lecture concludes with the representation of functions, injections, surjections, and bijections.

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