ZF

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ZF is the standard axiomatic framework for set theory that underpins much of modern mathematics.

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instanceOf axiomatic set theory
first-order theory
formal system
allowsConstructionOf complex numbers
integers
natural numbers
rational numbers
real numbers
assumes all mathematical objects are sets
consistencyQuestion relative to large cardinal axioms
developedInCentury 20th century
differsFrom ZF self-linksurface differs
surface form: ZFC
extends Zermelo set theory
field mathematical logic
set theory
fullName Zermelo–Fraenkel set theory
hasAxiom axiom of empty set
axiom of extensionality
axiom of foundation
axiom of infinity
axiom of pairing
axiom of power set
axiom of union
axiom schema of replacement
axiom schema of separation
hasAxiomSchema replacement
separation
hasCumulativeHierarchy von Neumann universe
hasModelType countable model
transitive model
hasNonLogicalSymbol binary relation symbol ∈
hasUndecidableStatement axiom of choice
continuum hypothesis
generalized continuum hypothesis
isExtendedBy ZF self-linksurface differs
surface form: ZFC
isFormalizedIn Hilbert-style deductive systems
natural deduction systems
isIncompletenessSubjectTo Gödel's incompleteness theorems
surface form: Gödel incompleteness theorems
isStandardFrameworkFor axiomatic set theory in mainstream mathematics
language first-order logic with equality
namedAfter Abraham Fraenkel
Ernst Zermelo
omitsAxiom axiom of choice
standardIn foundations of mathematics
underpins much of modern mathematics
usedFor foundations of algebra
foundations of analysis
foundations of topology

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