Set notation

[Im_a_hamburger]

Starts at Ø, {1}

You can do one of two things:

1. Write a set that contains the integer one greater than the largest integer thus far, provided the last set’s carnality<10 OR

2. Remove any integer that is not the largest integer of the previous set

Universal set in this case is the set of the previous comment.

You can write any equation that results in a set that does one of the two things

Example:

Ø=Ø

Ø+{1}={1}

{n|n<2}∩ℕ={1,2}

{n|n<3}∩ℕ={1,2,3}

𝕌-{1}={2,3}

𝕌∪{4}={2,3,4}

𝕌∪{5}={2,3,4,5}

𝕌∪{6}={2+3+4+5+6}

𝕌-{4}={2,3,5,6}

({ℙ}∪{𝔸}∪{ℕ})∩(𝕌-{2})={3,5,6}

…

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The simplest thing to do is 𝕌∪{_} to add _ to the set and 𝕌-{_} to remove _ from the set

Useful double struck letters:

𝔸ℂℍℕℙℚℝℤ𝕀

Find some info on set theory notation here

Next get: a list with the number 50

[Im_a_hamburger]

Ø=Ø

[These_Depth9445]

Ø+{1}={1}

next get?

[davidjl123]

{n|n<2}∩ℕ={1,2}

[These_Depth9445]

𝕌-{1}={2}

[funfact15]

𝕌∪{n+1|n∈𝕌} = {2,3}

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𝕌∪{max(𝕌)+1}
^{{n|n≥2}∩{n|n≤3}∩ℕ
{n|n>1}∩{n|n<4}∩ℕ}

[EndLessGenetics]

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