Strongly Amorphous Sets and Dual Dedekind Infinity

Mathematical Logic Quarterly 43 (1):39-44 (1997)
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Abstract

1. If A is strongly amorphous , then its power set P is dually Dedekind infinite, i. e., every function from P onto P is injective. 2. The class of “inexhaustible” sets is not closed under supersets unless AC holds

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The Axiom of Choice.Thomas J. Jech - 1973 - Amsterdam, Netherlands: North-Holland.

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