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• Cardinality
  '''Cardinality''' is the notion that answers the question "How many?", However, the concept of cardinality can be understood without having names for numbers,
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• Cardinality/Definition
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• Cardinality/Bibliography
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• Cardinality/Related Articles
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• Http://carnot.yi.org/Category2.xhtml/Definition
  Sets of cardinality < 2.
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• Http://carnot.yi.org/Category2.xhtml '''Category 2'''/Definition
  Sets of cardinality < 2.
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• Aleph-0
  is the traditional notation for the [[cardinality]] of the set of [[natural number]]s. The ''cardinality of a set is aleph-0'' (or shorter,
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• Aleph-0/Definition
  Cardinality (size) of the set of all natural numbers.
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• Category theory/External Links
  [http://carnot.yi.org/Category2.xhtml Category '''2''', sets of cardinality < 2.]<br/>
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• Order (mathematics)
  {{r|Cardinality|Order of a finite set or algebraic structure}}
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• Order (group theory)/Definition
  For a group, its cardinality; for an element of a group, the least positive integer (if one exists) such
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• Dowker space
  ...''124''' (1996) 2555-2560. Zbl. 0876.54016</ref> of a small (cardinality [[Cardinality of the continuum|continuum]]) example.
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• Cardinal (disambiguation)
  * For mathematical topics see [[Cardinality]] for the concept, and [[Cardinal number]] for the theory
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• Inclusion-exclusion principle
  ...This may be explained intuitively by stating that if we simply take as the cardinality of the union the sum of the cardinalities of the constituent sets, then we
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• Bijective function
  ==Bijections and the concept of cardinality== ...we say the sets have the same cardinality or the same [[cardinal number]]. Cardinality can be thought of as a generalization of number of elements of finite sets.
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• Finite set/Related Articles
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• Aleph-0/Bibliography
  see [[Cardinality/Bibliography]] for more references
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• Cantor's diagonal argument/Related Articles
  {{r|Cardinality}}
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• Aleph-0/Related Articles
  {{r|cardinality}}
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• Transfinite number/Related Articles
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• Hilbert's hotel/Related Articles
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• Cardinality
  '''Cardinality''' is the notion that answers the question "How many?", However, the concept of cardinality can be understood without having names for numbers,
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• Continuum hypothesis/Related Articles
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• Countable set/Related Articles
  {{r|Cardinality}}
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