Article | REF: AF33 V1

Set and structure language

Author: Bernard RANDÉ

Publication date: October 10, 1997

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  • Bernard RANDÉ: Former student at the Ecole Normale Supérieure de Saint-Cloud - Doctor of Mathematics - Associate Professor of Mathematics - Special mathematics teacher at Lycée Saint-Louis

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The sole purpose of the following article is to provide a basic dictionary of the most commonly used concepts and tools. Neither elaborate theory nor even a formalist approach will be sought. Only definitions are given. The results called for by the corresponding theories (theory of ordered sets, groups, rings and bodies) are by no means provided. Some of them will be the subject of specific articles.

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