Ordinal number
Ordinal number
Generalization of "n-th" to infinite cases.
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Cardinal number
Size of a possibly infinite set.
7.3%
Natural number
Number used for counting.
6%
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Generalization of the real numbers.
3.2%
Zermelo–Fraenkel set theory
Standard system of axiomatic set theory.
3%
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Set that is not a finite set.
2.6%
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Branch of mathematics that studies sets.
2.5%
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Mathematical concept.
2.5%
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Script used to write the Greek language.
1.7%
Axiom of choice
Axiom of set theory.
1.3%
Georg Cantor
Mathematician (1845–1918).
1.1%
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Aleph number
Infinite cardinal number.
15%
Natural number
Number used for counting.
5.9%
Number sign
Typographic symbol (#).
5.8%
John von Neumann
Hungarian and American mathematician and physicist (1903–1957).
5.8%
Transfinite induction
Mathematical concept.
4.6%
Cardinal number
Size of a possibly infinite set.
2.5%
Zermelo–Fraenkel set theory
Standard system of axiomatic set theory.
2%
Georg Cantor
Mathematician (1845–1918).
2%
Limit ordinal
Infinite ordinal number class.
1.6%
Number
Used to count, measure, and label.
1.6%