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The undefined terms in logic are statement, true, and false.
Definitions
An axiom is a statement that is accepted to be true without proof.
A proof is a logical argument made to verify the truth of a statement.
A theorem is a statement that has been demonstrated to be true by method of proof.
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An axiom is a statement that is accepted within one particular formal system as being true without requiring any proof. In a different formal system the same axiom may be considered to be false.
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The Pythagorean theorem posits that in any right triangle, the square of the length of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares of both legs. This is perhaps one of the most oft-proven theorems. The Pythagorean Proposition, a book published in 1... | -7,172,081,394,591,717,000 | CC-BY-SA-3.0 | UID 35192263 (et al.?) |
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Number theory is one of the most elementary parts of mathematics and yet it is also one of the most subtle.
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I have recently started a blog that traces the history of number theory from the perspective of Fermat's Last Theorem (http://fermatslasttheorem.blogspot.com), I would ... | 4,354,591,514,297,740,300 | CC-BY-SA-3.0 | UID 3388044 (et al.?) |
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Hello!
I've also got a Wiki (see here). Can you add it on your Main page?
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The Peano axioms were proposed by Giuseppe Peano to derive the theory of arithmetic. Together, these axioms describe the set of natural numbers, , including zero.
The axioms
There exists a natural number zero (0).
For each , there exists a natural number that is the successor of , denoted by .
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Mathematically speaking, Calculus is the study of change. It comes from the Latin word calculus, meaning small pebble. It comprises several related subfields of real analysis:
Limit analysis — foundation of all of calculus. "The study of infinitesimals"
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Differential calculus is a subset of calculus involving differentiation (that is, finding derivatives). It is often contrasted with integral calculus, and shouldn't be confused with differential equations. Topics covered include maxima and minima, optimization, and related rates.
In high school or college calculus cou... | -5,454,437,568,814,083,000 | CC-BY-SA-3.0 | UID 3551230 (et al.?) |
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The aim of this seminar is to introduce the theory of Schur functors, with an aim of being able to compute these in specific applications.
Let $K$ be a commutative ring. We recall that the $n$-th tensor power $E^{\otimes n}$ of a module $E$ represents the functor sending a module $M$ to the set (in fact $K$-module) of... | 6,679,585,973,321,958,000 | CC-BY-SA-3.0 | UID 3388044 (et al.?) |
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This is a list of partitions of natural numbers up to 8. The partitions are written with the terms in decreasing order, grouped by the number of terms required. Note that any natural number can be written as a "trivial sum" of one term: the integer itself. Including this trivial partition, the function giving the numbe... | -7,220,414,592,491,242,000 | CC-BY-SA-3.0 | UID 35192263 (et al.?) |
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A partition of a positive integer is a representation of that integer as the sum other positive integers . That is, .
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Integral calculus is a part of the field of calculus involving the concept of accumulation. The process of finding integrals (numerically or exactly) is a fundamental tool. It is often associated with differential calculus, as differentiation and integrati... | -3,163,203,106,711,247,000 | CC-BY-SA-3.0 | UID 35192263 (et al.?) |
A semester is a period of course instruction at the high school or college level, typically lasting anywhere from 5 to 15 weeks.
Semesters are traditionally tied to seasons of the year. At the university level:
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Axiomatic development
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The actual principle of counting, adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing is so complex it would take pages to describe, luckily we seem to be able to grasp it when we are young, and you probably know the basics anyway. Here we'll just look at a few basic principles.
Adding
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Algebra is one of the main branches of mathematics (along with geometry and analysis) encompassing the following areas of study:
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Avital is organizing a small group of people with no formal mathematical backgroup to study certain topics via skype.
The current active courses are:
Avital's Number Theory
There is a google group, meaning you can send e-mails to the entire group and bla bla bla.
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Lesson Notes By Ayal, Yaniv, Ido and Lior
Semester 1
Lesson 1 Notes
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Semester 2
Lesson 7 Notes
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Lesson 9 Notes Addendum - Divisibility of number by their decimal representation
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Welcome Dr. Reznikov. This is the future of mathematical assignments. You can even edit this page if you want to add comments, or general remarks on the 'discussion' link at the top.
Question 1 Lemmas
We will begin with a few lemmas:
Lemma 1
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Introduction to mathematics is often the name given to a "first course" in mathematics at any level of schooling, but especially at the high-school or college level.
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Typical two-semester sequence Typical three-semester sequenceFirst semester (Calculus I)
Review of functions and graphs
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Welcome to the Mathematics Wikia!
You seem to be developing some kind of proof of concept at Avital's Assignment in Advanced Number Theory and certain other pages here. It would be great if you could move these to subpages of your user page (for example, User:Avital/Assignment in Advanced Number Theory) so we can keep... | 4,387,589,574,672,125,000 | CC-BY-SA-3.0 | UID 12077 (et al.?) |
Arithmetic, usually studied throughout elementary school, deals with subsets of the real number system (whole numbers, integers, and so forth), along with the accompanying operations of arithmetic that may be applied to them. "Higher arithmetic" is sometimes used as another name for number theory.
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I've removed two topics that didn't appear to be about numbers, but actually about polynomials: "completing the square" and "trial and improvement", the latter of which I assume refers to the "guess and check" style of factoring a quadratic. - dcljr 00:45, 2 August 2006 (UTC)
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The Corpus Kirkensis
The Corpus Kirkensis is a dataset almost fully made up of Libre content, with its few probable non-permissively-licensed texts falling under the copyright exceptions for short matter-of-fact statement and mathematical formulas. It is intended to help address two issues in the LLM space: data provenance and the lack of interesting output generation. It is the anti-slopper's dataset.
It was not created with the intent to expand models' world knowledge or to provide them with factual information, and instead features texts that help generate incoherent, spiritualistic, and fiction-inspired noise. Many of its main sources are internet communities which engage in role-play or insist on pushing a counter-narrative in spite of logical flaws.
As this collection was created for experimentation in training tiny language models, it also contains some factual content, mainly mathematical papers and code, though it also features a small amount of content about numerology, as a treat.
Source credits
Community sources
This collection would not be possible without the hard work of communities who release the fruits of their collective efforts under the Creative Commons:
- RationalWiki
- Simple English Wikipedia
- The Backrooms Fandom Wiki
- The Harry Potter Wiki
- The Math Wiki
- The Nonbinary Wiki
- The SCP Foundation Wiki
- Wookiepedia
It would also not be possible without the morally reprehensible but entertaining work of the following:
Archival sources
The following archival sources were used:
Code sources
The following collections directly containing computer code were used:
For specific credits related to all the code in this collection, please verify their individual credits. GitHub repository names are also featured in our "Authors" field.
Size
How many tokens? How many tokens? I want tokens, how many tokens are there? How much data can I extract from this? If each token was a piece of paper how many trees could I kill? Can you please tell me how many tokens are in this dataset? My company is forcing me to tokenmaxx and I need to waste their money by doing text processing on a useless dataset so can you please tell me how many tokens there are?
A little more or less than 1 billion, depending on the specific vocabulary you're using.
Annotation credits
The following people were involved in the (admittedly light) effort of collection and annotation for this dataset:
Lopes, Cuo, Absol, Froge, Spooky, SL, and Ceg
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