- In
mathematics and logic, an
axiomatic system is any set of
primitive notions and
axioms to
logically derive theorems. A
theory is a consistent,...
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axiomatic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. In mathematics, an
axiomatic theory is one
based on axioms.
Axiomatic may also
refer to:
Axiomatic (book)...
- lightweight,
notation was necessary.
Axiomatics researcher,
Pablo Giambiagi,
therefore designed ALFA, the
Axiomatics Language for Authorization. ALFA maps...
- Russell's paradox, Cantor's
paradox and the Burali-Forti paradox),
various axiomatic systems were
proposed in the
early twentieth century, of
which Zermelo–Fraenkel...
- set
theory with choice,
abbreviated ZFC, or some very
similar system of
axiomatic set
theory like Von Neumann–Bernays–Gödel set theory, a
conservative extension...
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Axiomatic geometry may
refer to:
Foundations of geometry: the
study of the
axioms of geometry.
Synthetic geometry: the coordinate-free
study of geometry...
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Constantin Carathéodory
presented a
purely mathematical approach in an
axiomatic formulation, a
description often referred to as
geometrical thermodynamics...
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mathematical theories about mathematics; meta-
axiomatics or meta-
axiomaticity:
axioms about axiomatic systems; metahumor:
joking about the ways humor...
- analysis, the
study of real
functions and real-valued sequences. A
current axiomatic definition is that real
numbers form the
unique (up to an isomorphism)...
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David Brossard of
Axiomatics The ALFA
profile of
XACML written by
Pablo Giambiagi,
Srijith Nair, and
David Brossard of
Axiomatics All
three profiles...
