Set or h-set

[andrejbauer]

In revising the set theory chapter I discovered Definition 2.7.1 of a "set" and Definition 5.3.9 of "h-set". What is the official terminology? Should I say "set" or "h-set"?

[mikeshulman]

I think we decided to just say 'set', because internally to type theory
there is no other notion of set.
On Mar 8, 2013 9:02 AM, "Andrej Bauer" notifications@github.com wrote:

In revising the set theory chapter I discovered Definition 2.7.1 of a
"set" and Definition 5.3.9 of "h-set". What is the official terminology?
Should I say "set" or "h-set"?

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[andrejbauer]

So does that mean we should erradicate h-sets? And we have two definitions...

[mikeshulman]

Yes. The definitions in chapter 5 should probably be changed to recall
instead that these agree with the previous definitions from chapter 2.
On Mar 8, 2013 9:08 AM, "Andrej Bauer" notifications@github.com wrote:

So does that mean we should erradicate h-sets? And we have two
definitions...

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[cangiuli]

I renamed h-prop and h-set in chapter 5 (commit d4ecd0e) but didn't point the definitions to chapter 2 as Mike suggested. (I only saw this issue afterwards...)

[mikeshulman]

Chapter 5 now points to chapter 2 appropriately.