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The theory of universal algebras was well-developed in the twentieth century. [It] provides a basis for model theory, and [provides] an abstract understanding of familiar principles of induction, recursion, and freeness. The theory of coalgebras is considerably [less] developed. Coalgebras … Continue reading
Paul Finsler believed that sets could be viewed as generalised numbers. Generalised numbers, like numbers, have finitely many predecessors. Numbers having the same predecessors are identical. We can obtain a directed graph for each generalised number by taking the generalised … Continue reading
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