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Axiom
Axiom For other uses, see Axiom (disambiguation). In epistemology, an axiom is a self-evident truth upon which ... in that sense, exist. In mathematics, an axiom is not necessarily a self-evident truth ... and non-logical axioms. Etymology The word axiom comes from the Greek word αξιωμα ( ...
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Axiom (En.math wiki)
Axiom An axiom is a statement that is accepted within ...
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Axiom (translated from German)
Axiom This article describes the term Axiom in its general meaning; for the computer ... algebra system of the same name, see Axiom (software). Axiom (v. griech. : tà tôn progónon axiómata = as ... require again a reason, etc.. Therefore an axiom is somewhat completely different one than ...
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Axiom (Scientology wiki)
Axiom This is (or will be) a full ...
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Axiom (translated from French)
Axiom The word axiom comes from Greek ?????? (axioma), which means: who ... from????? (axios), meaning worthy. In epistemology , an axiom is one obvious truth in oneself on ... In certain philosophical currents, likeobjectivism, the word "axiom" has a particular connotation. A statement is ... exists" are axioms. In mathematic the word axiom indicates a proposal which is obvious ...
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Axiom (translated from Russian)
Axiom Axiom ( grech. - assertion, position), or the postulate, the ... the contradiction. For the first time term "axiom" is encountered u Aristotelya (384—322 to n ...
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Axiom (translated from Italian)
Axiom In epistemologia , one axiom it is a proposizione or a principle ... must not have evidence requirement. You see axiom (mathematical). Axiom and Postulate One postulate one differs from an axiom in how much is introduced in ...
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Axiom (translated from Portuguese)
Axiom The term axiom it is originated from the word grega ?????? (axiom), that it means something that is considered ... it has one meaning evident. The word axiom comes of??????? (axioein), meaning to consider dígno ... Between philosophers of the old Greeks, one axiom it was a reindivicação that could ...
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Axiom system (translated from German)
Axiom system Axiom system is an abstract area (see Area ... derivative (logical conclusion) of statements from an axiom system is in Proof. So that an axiom system is valid, it must correspond to ... is those Compatibility. Within a well-known axiom system statements in four kinds can ...
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Parallel axiom (translated from German)
Parallel axiom Intersection S of h and k. That Parallel axiom becomes usually as the fifth Axiom that euklidischen geometry mentioned, whereby correct-proves ...
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