Proofs of Cantor's Theorems in Lean 3, which consequently prove that there are infinitely many infinities.
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A Python datastructure for working with overlapping discontinuous time periods.
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Discrete Math Calculator (Set operations: intersection, union, difference, cartesian product, etc. Relationship properties: validate whether it represnts a funtion or not, reflexivity, symmetry, antisymmetry, transitivity, relationship matrix, etc.)
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Discrete Math in Python
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its so real dude, its like literal programming
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According to Real Mathematics (The departure of Analysis) if multiple sets are comprised of the same letters, no matter how many times each used, they are the same set
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