List of axioms in set theory

  • Axiom of choice: The product of any set of non-empty sets is non-empty

  • Axiom of countable choice: The product of a countable number of non-empty sets is non-empty

  • Axiom of dependent choice: A weak form of the axiom of choice

  • Axiom of finite choice: Any product of non-empty finite sets is non-empty

  • Axiom of global choice: There is a global choice function

  • Axiom of adjunction: Adjoining a set to another set produces a set

  • Axiom of comprehension: The class of all sets with a given property is a set (usually contradictory)

  • Axiom of constructibility: Any set is constructible, often abbreviated as V=L

  • Axiom of countability: Every set is hereditarily countable

  • Axiom of elementary sets: describes the sets with 0, 1, or 2 elements

  • Axiom of extensionality (extent)

  • Axiom of heredity: Any member of a set is a set (used in Ackermann's system)

  • Axiom of limitation of size: A class is a set iff it has smaller cardinality than the class of all sets

  • Axiom of empty set: The empty set exists

  • Axiom of infinity: The infinite set exists

  • Axiom of pairing: Unordered pairs of sets are sets

  • Axiom of power set (subsets): The powerset of any set is a set

  • Axiom of regularity (foundation): sets are well founded

  • Axiom of union (amalgamation): The union of all elements of a set is a set

  • Axiom of substitution (replacement): The image of a set under a function is a set

  • Axiom schema of replacement: The image of a set under a function is a set

  • Axiom schema of separation (specification): The elements of a set with some property form a set

  • Axiom schema of predicative separation: Axiom of separation for formulas whose quantifiers are bounded

  • Axiom of collection: means either the axiom of replacement or the axiom of separation

  • Axiom of determinacy: Certain games are determined, in other words one player has a winning strategy

  • Axiom of projective determinacy: Certain games given by projective set are determined, in other words one player has a winning strategy

  • Axiom of real determinacy: Certain games are determined, in other words one player has a winning strategy

  • Aczel's anti-foundation axiom: Every accessible pointed directed graph corresponds to a unique set

  • AD+: An extension of the axiom of determinacy

  • Axiom F: The class of all ordinals is Mahlo (Mahlo cardinals)

  • Freiling's axiom of symmetry: Equivalent to the negation of the continuum hypothesis

  • Martin's axiom: Cardinals, less than the cardinality of the continuum, behave like ℵ0

  • The proper forcing axiom: Strengthening of Martin's axiom

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