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1/ Are there mathematical theories that do not use intuitive integers(*)?

(*) : that is not using integers to write statements.

2/ Can you propose a theory that describes natural integers, without using intuitive integers to state axiomes, definitions and propositions?

  1. Are there mathematical theories that do not use intuitive integers? [That is, do not use integers to write statements.]

  2. Can you propose a theory that describes natural integers, without using intuitive integers to state axioms, definitions, and propositions?

1/ Are there mathematical theories that do not use intuitive integers(*)?

(*) : that is not using integers to write statements.

2/ Can you propose a theory that describes natural integers, without using intuitive integers to state axiomes, definitions and propositions?

  1. Are there mathematical theories that do not use intuitive integers? [That is, do not use integers to write statements.]

  2. Can you propose a theory that describes natural integers, without using intuitive integers to state axioms, definitions, and propositions?

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Timothy Chow
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Can you do math without knowing how to count?

1/ Are there mathematical theories that do not use intuitive integers(*)?

(*) : that is not using integers to write statements.

2/ Can you propose a theory that describes natural integers, without using intuitive integers to state axiomes, definitions and propositions?