1. The first is in the counting numbers, or as they are usually called, the natural numbers. However far one has counted, it is always possible to count one more (process of adding 1). There is no greatest natural number: the collection is infinite. 2. The other context in which infinity arises is in geometry, in the study of space. A line can be indefinitely subdivided: however far the process of subdivision has gone, further division is possible. The idea that a process (of adding 1 or of further subdividing) may be indefinitely continued introduces infinity only as potential. Potential infinity: infinity is an incompletable goal, which can never be reached. Infinite as actua
This essay surveys the different types of infinity that occur in pure and applied mathematics, with ...
Concepts of infinity have been subjects of dispute since antiquity. The main problems of this paper ...
I address the historical emergence of the mathematical infinite, and how we are to take the infinite...
The concept of infinity has always demanded the attention of philosophical and mathematical thinkers...
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Human language has the characteristic of being open and in some cases polysemic. The word “infinite”...
In this short note we first account for Aristotle\u27s views on infinity, by clarifying the way his ...
The concept of infinity is argued to contain self-contradictions. To maintain logical consistency, m...
Infinity exists as a concept but has no existence in actuality. For infinity to have existence in ac...
The concept of infinity is argued to contain self-contradictions. To maintain logical consistency, m...
Infinity exists as a concept but has no existence in actuality. For infinity to have existence in ac...
Ever since my high school days, when I worked in trigonometry with infinity, I was curious about its...
Infinity is an intriguing topic, with connections to religion, philosophy, metaphysics, logic, and p...
In the Reality we know, we cannot say if something is infinite whether we are doing Physics, Biology...
This essay surveys the different types of infinity that occur in pure and applied mathematics, with ...
Concepts of infinity have been subjects of dispute since antiquity. The main problems of this paper ...
I address the historical emergence of the mathematical infinite, and how we are to take the infinite...
The concept of infinity has always demanded the attention of philosophical and mathematical thinkers...
The concept of infinity refers to either an unending process or a limitless quantity. Aristotle intr...
The notion of potential infinity dominated in mathematical thinking about infinity from Aristotle un...
Human language has the characteristic of being open and in some cases polysemic. The word “infinite”...
In this short note we first account for Aristotle\u27s views on infinity, by clarifying the way his ...
The concept of infinity is argued to contain self-contradictions. To maintain logical consistency, m...
Infinity exists as a concept but has no existence in actuality. For infinity to have existence in ac...
The concept of infinity is argued to contain self-contradictions. To maintain logical consistency, m...
Infinity exists as a concept but has no existence in actuality. For infinity to have existence in ac...
Ever since my high school days, when I worked in trigonometry with infinity, I was curious about its...
Infinity is an intriguing topic, with connections to religion, philosophy, metaphysics, logic, and p...
In the Reality we know, we cannot say if something is infinite whether we are doing Physics, Biology...
This essay surveys the different types of infinity that occur in pure and applied mathematics, with ...
Concepts of infinity have been subjects of dispute since antiquity. The main problems of this paper ...
I address the historical emergence of the mathematical infinite, and how we are to take the infinite...