The ‘Categoriality’
of Typical AxiomS-Systems –
Is via the ‘‘‘Family’’’ of Multiple, Variant Axioms-Systems ‘‘‘Inside’’’ Each Typical, Single ‘Ideo-Ontological’ Category, or ‘Ideo-«Arithmos»’, of Axioms-System ‘Ideo-«Monads»’ or Ideo-Units, each of those units being a distinct axiomatization, family-related to each other axioms-system unit in that family/category.
Dear Reader,
In our ‘evolute’,
[meta-]systematic-dialectical, and historical-dialectical categorial progression
models, which are also systems-progression
models, of [meta-systematic and historical] axioms-systems
progressions, e.g., of mathematical, arithmetical axioms-systems’
Gödelian-incompleteness-driven [i.e., locally-unsolvable
diophantine equation-driven] progressions, we
represent each term, each category, each «arithmos» of a given such progression of categories
as an assemblage of more than one axioms-system -- of a
multiplicity of ‘‘‘family-related’’’ axioms-system variations -- by way of single [ideo-]ontological category, via a single
‘category-symbol’ interpreted from the NQ arithmetic for dialectic.
Any such “axioms-system”
category thus “refers to” or ‘“contains”’ multiple axioms-system
units – two or more – thus qualifying it also as an «arithmos» of
such units.
For example, an
axioms-system defining the arithmetic of a given, “standard”
number-system will typically have multiple variants; will
typically be but one of a variety of such axioms-system units/«monads».
Perhaps the best known case within this example is that of the “standard” second-order-logic axiomatization(s) of the “number-space” of the “Natural” Numbers, N.
We denote
the category of those second-order axioms-systems by the singly-underscored
symbol for that number-space, namely N.
Historically, there is an axiomatization for --
N = {1, 2, 3,…},
-- and, later, another axiomatization for --
N = {0, 1, 2, 3,…}.
In some cases,
the axiomatic variability ‘“contained”’ in an ‘ideo-ontological’ category
standing for a given [family of] arithmetic(s), call that
category X, for a given number-space call, it X,
might arise by way of including in that category both first-order-logic and
second-order-logic axiomatizations for arithmetics
over the number-space or “numbers-set” X.
Because we
typically denote first-order axiomatizations for a “numbers-set”
X, by X_, and second-order axiomatizations of X by X
or X_, we sometimes denote a category that includes
both first-order and second-order axiomatizations of the same
numbers-set by _X_.
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Regards,
Miguel Detonacciones,
Voting Member, Foundation Encyclopedia Dialectica [F.E.D.];
Elected Member, F.E.D. General Council;
Participant, F.E.D. Special Council for Public Liaison;
Officer, F.E.D. Office of Public Liaison.
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