Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Named set
This appears to be primarily a promotional vehicle for some of the work of M. Burgin, better known for |fringy work claiming that Zeno's paradox is somehow a refutation of the Church–Turing thesis (see super-recursive algorithm — note that, unlike the nominated article, this work is clearly notable, but still in my opinion flaky). His "Theory of named sets as a foundational basis for mathematics" has 23 citations in Google scholar, but most of them turn out to be self-citations. As near as I can tell, this is about Function (mathematics)|functions (or possibly more specifically injective functions, I can't tell) dressed up in fancy new names: "support" for "domain", etc. (Note that in standard mathematical usage the support of a function is something different, the subset of the domain in which it is nonzero). What this needs, to make a real encyclopedia article, is a reliable source by someone independent of Burgin clearly describing what new thing this work brings to the table. In the absence of such a source, we don't have a basis for writing an article and in any case I'm skeptical that this passes 
— User:David, 05:11, 21 August 2013 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:FRINGE||WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Fringe theories)