Notation for Set Theory
is an element of set | |
is not an element of set | |
The set with elements | |
The set of allsuch that the statement is true | |
The number of elements in set | |
The empty set | |
or ℇ | The universal set |
The complement of the set | |
The set of natural numbers 1, 2,... | |
The set of integers | |
The set of positive integers 1, 2,... | |
The set of integers modulo | |
The set of rational numberswhereand are whole numbers | |
The set of positive rational numberswhereand are whole numbers | |
The set of positive real numberswith | |
The set of non negative real numberswith | |
The set of complex numberswhere | |
The ordered pair | |
The cartesian product of setsand | |
is a subset of | |
is a proper subset of | |
The union of setsand | |
The intersection of setsand | |
The closed interval | |
The open interval | |
The half open interval | |
is related toby the relationship | |
is similar toin the context of some equivalence relation |