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Is it possible for a set to contain non-mathematical objects?

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Is it possible for a set to contain non-mathematical objects?

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Understanding the natural numbers and Peano's axioms

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links between real and complex analysis

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Are provable statements true?

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score 183 · Answer 5 · 2021-10-23 18:13:21

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Grounds of Stellar Resolution (Transcendental Syntax)

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score 154 · Answer 6 · 2021-11-06 04:16:12

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Are there infinitely many proofs of every true mathematical statement?

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score 84 · Answer 7 · 2021-11-10 15:34:37

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Real world relevance of uncountability of R

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Philosophical/Historical question on the word "kernel" in Algebra

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Is it possible to create my own system of math with a new set of axioms that may or may not be observable in "the real world"?

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Heyting's Definition of Spreads and Species

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What is the fundamental difference between choosing a ball and rolling a die type of problems in probability?

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The correct physical interpretation of Binomial distribution and bernoulli trial in this example

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Why some say virtually all of mathematics can be done with FOL when even the class of topologies is not axiomatizable in FOL?

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Reference of language aspects of Mathematics.

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Why can geometric figures, such as a straight line move?

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List Question

Is it possible for a set to contain non-mathematical objects?

Understanding the natural numbers and Peano's axioms

links between real and complex analysis

Are provable statements true?

Grounds of Stellar Resolution (Transcendental Syntax)

Are there infinitely many proofs of every true mathematical statement?

Real world relevance of uncountability of R

Philosophical/Historical question on the word "kernel" in Algebra

Is it possible to create my own system of math with a new set of axioms that may or may not be observable in "the real world"?

Heyting's Definition of Spreads and Species

What is the fundamental difference between choosing a ball and rolling a die type of problems in probability?

The correct physical interpretation of Binomial distribution and bernoulli trial in this example

Why some say virtually all of mathematics can be done with FOL when even the class of topologies is not axiomatizable in FOL?

Reference of language aspects of Mathematics.

Why can geometric figures, such as a straight line move?

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