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edit- Can link mathematical theory: ... a non-logical axiom is ''postulate''. Almost every modern mathematical theory starts from a given set of non-logical axioms, and it was t... (link to section)
- Can link formal logic: ...it is not. Thus, an ''axiom'' is an elementary basis for a formal logic system that together with the [[rules of inference]] define... (link to section)
- Can link linear algebra: ...stem'''. ====Examples==== Arithmetic, Euclidean geometry, linear algebra, real analysis, topology, group theory, set theory, project... (link to section)
- Can link real analysis: ...amples==== Arithmetic, Euclidean geometry, linear algebra, real analysis, topology, group theory, set theory, projective geometry, s... (link to section)
- Can link group theory: ...uclidean geometry, linear algebra, real analysis, topology, group theory, set theory, projective geometry, symplectic geometry, von ... (link to section)
- Can link set theory: ...try, linear algebra, real analysis, topology, group theory, set theory, projective geometry, symplectic geometry, von Neumann alge... (link to section)
- Can link projective geometry: ...algebra, real analysis, topology, group theory, set theory, projective geometry, symplectic geometry, von Neumann algebras, ergodic theory,... (link to section)
- Can link symplectic geometry: ...s, topology, group theory, set theory, projective geometry, symplectic geometry, von Neumann algebras, ergodic theory, probability, etc. A... (link to section)
- Can link von Neumann: ...eory, set theory, projective geometry, symplectic geometry, von Neumann algebras, ergodic theory, probability, etc. All these theo... (link to section)
- Can link ergodic theory: ...ective geometry, symplectic geometry, von Neumann algebras, ergodic theory, probability, etc. All these theories are based on their r... (link to section)
- Can link number theory: ...cal axioms strong enough to prove several relevant facts of number theory and they allowed Gödel to establish his [[Gödel's second in... (link to section)
- Can link free variable: ...hfrak{L}_{NT}\,</math> formula <math>\phi\,</math> with one free variable.... (link to section)
- Can link natural numbers: ...= <\N, 0, S>\,</math> where <math>\N\,</math> is the set of natural numbers, <math>S\,</math> is the successor function and <math>0\,</... (link to section)
- Can link successor function: ...ath> is the set of natural numbers, <math>S\,</math> is the successor function and <math>0\,</math> is naturally interpreted as the number... (link to section)
- Can link number 0: ...nction and <math>0\,</math> is naturally interpreted as the number 0.... (link to section)
- Can link logical or: ...moral is, any fact that we can derive from a set of axioms ( logical or non-logical) is not needed as an axiom. Anything that we ca... (link to section)
- Can link physical space: ...ly mathematicians regarded axiomatic geometry as a model of physical space, and obviously there could only be one such model. The idea... (link to section)