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Authors: Alexander Vasilievich Isaev
В рамках числофизики (виртуальной космологии) нельзя не коснуться проблем бесконечности. Впервые это понятие глубоко и содержательно раскрыл Георг Кантор (1845–1918) – знаменитый немецкий математик. Он известен, прежде всего, как создатель теории множеств, ставшей краеугольным камнем в математике. В предлагаемой монографии (от 06.01.2014) приведены лишь самые азы теории множеств и некоторые любопытные «сюжеты» из мира чисел, связанные с загадочной бесконечностью. Ещё в данной работе существенно уточняются некоторые понятия из мира чисел, о которых говорилось в предыдущих работах автора.
Within the framework of number physics (virtual cosmology), one cannot but touch upon the problems of infinity. For the first time this concept was deeply and meaningfully revealed by Georg Cantor (1845–1918), the famous German mathematician. He is best known as the creator of set theory, which has become a cornerstone in mathematics. The proposed monograph (dated 01/06/2014) contains only the very basics of set theory and some curious "plots" from the world of numbers associated with the mysterious infinity. Even in this work, some concepts from the world of numbers, which were mentioned in the previous works of the author, are significantly clarified.Comments: 34 Pages. [Corrections are made by viXra Admin to comply with the rules of viXra.org]
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