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David Marcus

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Re: I have found (for myself) the best formalized definition of A subset B
Posted: Jan 28, 2007 1:19 AM
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On Jan 28, 12:55 am, Logan Lee <10464...@uts.edu.au> wrote:
> Logan Lee <10464...@uts.edu.au> writes:
> > Logan Lee <10464...@uts.edu.au> writes:
>
> > > how about these? these come fromhttp://www.niu.edu/phil/~kapitan/Restricted%20Variables.pdf. I have assumed that the above two are equivalent and also equivalent to:
> > > A in B iff (forall x in A)(x in B)

> > Correction:
> > A in B iff (forall x in A)(x inB)


> I meant A subset B iff (forall x in A)(x in B)

This is not a sentence in first order logic.

> > > but this assumption may have been wrong.



Date Subject Author
1/27/07
Read I have found(for myself) the best formalized definition of A subset B
zolaman
1/27/07
Read Re: I have found(for myself) the best formalized definition of A subset B
David C. Ullrich
1/27/07
Read Re: I have found(for myself) the best formalized definition of A subset B
G. Frege
1/27/07
Read Re: I have found(for myself) the best formalized definition of A subset B
zolaman
1/28/07
Read Re: I have found(for myself) the best formalized definition of A subset B
David C. Ullrich
1/27/07
Read Re: I have found(for myself) the best formalized definition of A subset B
zolaman
1/27/07
Read Disprove one point from my explanation to convince me why unrestricted form is better definition of A subset B than the restricted form
zolaman
1/27/07
Read Re: Disprove one point from my explanation to convince me why
unrestricted form is better definition of A subset B than the restricted
form
William Elliot
1/28/07
Read Re: Disprove one point from my explanation to convince me why unrestricted form is better definition of A subset B than the restricted form
zolaman
1/28/07
Read Re: Disprove one point from my explanation to convince me why unrestricted form is better definition of A subset B than the restricted form
David Marcus
6/9/12
Read Re: Disprove one point from my explanation to convince me why unrestricted form is better definition of A subset B than the restricted form
G. Frege
6/9/12
Read Re: Disprove one point from my explanation to convince me why unrestricted form is better definition of A subset B than the restricted form
William Elliot
1/28/07
Read Re: Disprove one point from my explanation to convince me why
unrestricted form is better definition of A subset B than the restricted
form
William Elliot
1/27/07
Read Re: I have found (for myself) the best formalized definition of A subset B
G. Frege
1/27/07
Read Re: I have found (for myself) the best formalized definition of A subset B
zolaman
1/28/07
Read Re: I have found (for myself) the best formalized definition of A subset B
David Marcus
6/9/12
Read Re: I have found (for myself) the best formalized definition of A subset B
zolaman
6/9/12
Read Re: I have found (for myself) the best formalized definition of A subset B
zolaman
6/9/12
Read Re: I have found (for myself) the best formalized definition of A subset B
zolaman
1/28/07
Read Re: I have found (for myself) the best formalized definition of A subset B
David Marcus
1/28/07
Read Re: I have found (for myself) the best formalized definition of A subset B
David Marcus
6/9/12
Read Re: I have found (for myself) the best formalized definition of A subset B
G. Frege

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