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Fundamentals of Logic, Sets, and Maps
- Logic
- Set
- Map
Logic, sets, and maps, which are essential basic languages for learning any field of mathematics or informatics, are explained in terms of the basics and the parts where beginners (e.g., first-year university students) tend to get stuck. For logic, we will consider the negation of propositions such as "for any ... there is ..." and "there exists ... that satisfies ..." For sets, we will explain the definition of relationships between two sets (such as inclusive relation and identity). For maps, we will explain the definitions of surjection, injection, and bijection.
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Scott CarnahanUniversity of Tsukuba Faculty of Pure and Applied SciencesAssociate Professor -
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Sakamoto RyotaroUniversity of Tsukuba Faculty of Pure and Applied SciencesAssistant Professor -
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Mihara TomokiUniversity of Tsukuba Faculty of Pure and Applied SciencesAssistant Professor -
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Yamamoto HikaruUniversity of Tsukuba Faculty of Pure and Applied SciencesAssociate Professor -
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Sagaki DaisukeUniversity of Tsukuba Faculty of Pure and Applied SciencesProfessor
