Lecture Note 3 Flashcards

1
Q

the single, unambiguous idea is called the ________________________ of the
definition

A

characteristic property

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2
Q

it is an argument that is valid and whose premises are
all true

A

sound argument

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3
Q

Around _____________, Euclid organized most of the known mathematics of his time

A

300 B.C.

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4
Q

Sometimes they place a small rectangle with its shorter side horizontal, meaning the death of suspicion of the validity of the statement that was to be proved

A

tombstone

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5
Q

A model of an axiomatic system can be in the form of a?

A

diagram

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6
Q

it is a logically sound argument that progresses from ideas you accept to the statement you are wondering about

A

proof

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7
Q

it is a type of definition where its defining condition
either uses the term itself or uses terms that are themselves defined using
the term being defined

A

circular definition

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8
Q

a good definition must not be?

A

circular

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9
Q

it is a statement of a single, unambiguous idea that the word, phrase, or symbol being defined represent

A

definition

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10
Q

A __________ for an axiomatic system makes its ideas more realistic

A

model

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11
Q

these are used to form a fundamental vocabulary with which other terms can be defined

A

undefined (primitive) terms

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12
Q

filled-in square at the end of the proof to indicate that the proof is complete

A

halmos

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13
Q

four essential components of axiomatic system:

A

defined terms, undefined terms, axioms, and theorems

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14
Q

two types of undefined terms:

A

elements and relations

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15
Q

As early as _____________, the Greeks began to study the logical connections among mathematical facts

A

600 B.C.

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16
Q

defining a word by simply giving a synonym can lead to a problem of?

A

circularity

17
Q

defined terms and axioms (rules) are called

A

theorems

18
Q

A axiomatic system model is an ___________________ if the meanings assigned to the undefined terms are objects and relations adopted from another axiomatic development

A

Abstract Model

19
Q

it is an interpretation that satisfies all the axioms of the system

A

model of an axiomatic system

20
Q

two types of axiomatic system models

A

concrete model and abstract model

21
Q

it is a mixture of
everyday language and strict logic

A

proof

22
Q

it is any assignment of specific meanings to the undefined terms of that system.

A

interpretation of an axiomatic system

23
Q

it is the distinctive structure of mathematics.

A

axiomatic method

24
Q

these are undefined terms that imply relationships between objects

A

relations

25
Q

From the axiomatic point of view, the undefined terms are implicitly defined by basic propositions that involve these terms. Such propositions are called?

A

axioms

26
Q

A statement that is derived from the axioms by strict logical proof is called
__________.

A

theorem

27
Q

it form the basis of mathematical proofs that are written in order to establish theorems

A

axioms

28
Q

A axiomatic system model is a ___________________ if the meanings assigned to the undefined terms are objects and relations adopted from the real world

A

Concrete Model

29
Q

these are undefined terms that imply objects

A

elements

30
Q

Q.E.D.

A

quod erat demonstrandum

31
Q

in mathematics, the rules are called

A

axioms

32
Q

Sound argument is argument that is ____________ and whose premises are
all ____________

A

valid and true

33
Q

these are statements that are accepted as true without proof

A

axioms