Sets π
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Concepts and Notation
- No order: , (compared to a vector where order matters)
- Notation:
- Implicit (Description):
- Explicit (Listing):
- Subset (): means is a subset of .
- (Every set is a subset of itself)
- (The empty set is a subset of every set)
Standard Sets
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- := Natural Numbers
- := Integers
- := Rational Numbers
- := Irrational Numbers (e.g., )
- := Real Numbers ()
- := Complex Numbers
Operations
- Union: (Elements in OR )
- Intersection: (Elements in AND )
- Difference: (Elements in but NOT in )
- Disjoint: (No common elements)
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Quantifiers
- : βFor all β
- : βThere exists at least one β
- : βThere does not exist an β (Note: This is )
Cartesian Product
Two Sets: βThe set of all ordered pairsβ
Squaring a Set:
General Power: (Assuming )
Triple Product: (Assuming )
Cardinality (Number of Elements)
- Cardinality of A:
- Cardinality of Cartesian Product:
Real Numbers representation π’
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Floating-Point Representation
where is the significand (or mantissa), is the exponent, and:
- (i.e., )
- (the exponent is an integer)
Decimal Expansion
- Example:
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Algebraic Concepts
Absolute Value
Properties
- Multiplication/Division:
- Triangle Inequality:
- Reverse Triangle Inequality:
(Note: The note shows two equivalent forms: and )Modulo
- = Remainder
- It answers the question: βHow many times does fit into ? Remainderβ
Combinatorics π
Factorial
- For (natural numbers):
- Base Case:
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Pascalβs Triangle
The rows and columns of Pascalβs triangle give the values of the binomial coefficient .
(Row index, starting at 0)
(Column index, starting at 0)
Binomial Coefficient
- For and :
The binomial coefficient is defined as:
Binomial Theorem
The expansion of is given by the Binomial Theorem:
Expanded Form: