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3.8 Natural numbers in ZF[246]

In this section we will build a model of the natural numbers inside the ZF set theory; this model satisfies Peano’s axioms [1XD] and has an order relation that satisfies [26H], so this model enjoys all properties described in Sec. [1X9]; for this reason in this section we will mostly discuss properties that are specific of this model.

Successor

Definition 195

[24X]

E195

[24V]

E195

[24M]

E195

[239]

E195

[245]

E195

[1YM]

E195

[24Q]

E195

[24S]

Natural numbers in ZF

Definition 196

[243]

Using the axiom of infinity [243] we can prove the existence of the set of natural numbers.

Theorem 197

[244]

Example 198

[291]

Remark 199

[25C]

We can also prove directly the induction principle.

Theorem 200 Induction Principle

[23B]

Theorem 201

[24D]

To prove the above theorem, the exercises in the following section can be used.

Remark 202

[26K]

The ordered set \(ℕ,⊆\) then enjoys these properties.

Proposition 203

[26J]

More details are in the course notes (Chap. 1 Sec. 7 in [ 3 ] ); or [ 14 ] , [ 13 ] .

Transitive sets

Definition 204

[24Z]

Example 205

[290]

E205

[25J]

E205

[257]

E205

[26N]

E205

[26P]

The previous exercises prove Theorem [24D], then by results of Sec. [1X9] we obtain that \((ℕ,≤)\) is well ordered.

Here following are other interesting exercises.

E205

[269]

E205

[265]

E205

[25D]

E205

[25W]

E205

[25Z]

Ordinals

Perusing the above results we can give some elements of the theory of ordinals.

Definition 206

[26D]

E206

[25Q]

E206

[25B]

E206

[25N]

E206

[25M]

E206

[25G]

E206

[255]

E206

[26S]

E206

[26V]

Remark 207

[275]

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