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    <dc:creator>Trần, Văn Tuấn</dc:creator>
    <dc:title>New Set Theory</dc:title>
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    <dc:description>New Set Theory (NST) develops a constituent-sensitive theory of
mathematical magnitude founded on atoms, hereditary support, and
the Euclidean part–whole principle. Fix a foundational representa
tion system ρ. Every admitted well-founded object X is assigned its
representation-relative foundational support Suppρ(X), consisting of
all distinct foundational atoms occurring in X at any membership
depth in that representation. Its NST magnitude is
CardSupp,ρ(X) := νρSuppρ(X) ,
where νρ is the primitive valuation associated with ρ, taking values in
the ordered magnitude domain CSupp,ρ.
NST sharply distinguishes logical identity, equality of foundational
support, and equality of support-magnitude:
X =Y, X=Supp,ρ Y ⇐⇒Suppρ(X)=Suppρ(Y),
CardSupp,ρ(X) = CardSupp,ρ(Y ).
Its governing Euclidean principle is
Suppρ(A) ⊊ Suppρ(B) =⇒ CardSupp,ρ(A) &lt;Supp,ρ CardSupp,ρ(B).
Thus a whole is strictly greater in foundational magnitude than every
object whose support is a proper part of its support, whether the
supports are finite or infinite.
For an object satisfying Suppρ(X) = X, one has
CardSupp,ρ(X) = νρ(X).
1
This value may be denoted by
|X|NST,ρ := CardSupp,ρ(X).
If X is finite and Suppρ(X) = X„ finite normalization gives
|X|NST,ρ = |X|C,
where |X|C denotes ordinary Cantorian cardinality. For infinite sets,
NST does not identify these two magnitudes. In particular, NST
rejects the principle that the existence of a bijection is, by itself, suf
ficient to preserve foundational magnitude.
The theory combines balanced removal, total comparison, strict
support inclusion, and cancellative support addition with a Full Num
ber Line containing finite, infinite, and infinitesimal coordinates. Its
arithmetic component is the ordered non-Archimedean field[NST] FNST
postulated by Axiom 1; together with the additional finite-or-infinite
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    <dc:subject>Applied Mathematics</dc:subject>
    <dc:subject>Mathematical Modeling for Materials Science</dc:subject>
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