Principia mathematica, vol. 2 (of 3)
Alfred North Whitehead and Bertrand Russell
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1. Front matter2. PRINCIPIA MATHEMATICA3. ADDITIONAL ERRATA TO VOLUME I.4. PREFATORY STATEMENT OF SYMBOLIC CONVENTIONS5. PART III. CARDINAL ARITHMETIC.6. SECTION A. DEFINITION AND LOGICAL PROPERTIES OF CARDINAL NUMBERS.7. *100. DEFINITION AND ELEMENTARY PROPERTIES OF CARDINAL NUMBERS.8. *101. ON 0 AND 1 AND 2.9. *102. ON CARDINAL NUMBERS OF ASSIGNED TYPES.10. *103. HOMOGENEOUS CARDINALS.11. *104. ASCENDING CARDINALS.12. *105. DESCENDING CARDINALS.13. *106. CARDINALS OF RELATIONAL TYPES.14. SECTION B. ADDITION, MULTIPLICATION AND EXPONENTIATION.15. *110. THE ARITHMETICAL SUM OF TWO CLASSES AND OF TWO CARDINALS.16. *111. DOUBLE SIMILARITY.17. *112. THE ARITHMETICAL SUM OF A CLASS OF CLASSES.18. *113. ON THE ARITHMETICAL PRODUCT OF TWO CLASSES OR OF TWO CARDINALS.19. *114. THE ARITHMETICAL PRODUCT OF A CLASS OF CLASSES.20. *115. MULTIPLICATIVE CLASSES AND ARITHMETICAL CLASSES.21. *116. EXPONENTIATION.22. *117. GREATER AND LESS.23. GENERAL NOTE ON CARDINAL CORRELATORS.24. SECTION C. FINITE AND INFINITE.25. *118. ARITHMETICAL SUBSTITUTION AND UNIFORM FORMAL NUMBERS.26. *119. SUBTRACTION.27. *120. INDUCTIVE CARDINALS.28. *121. INTERVALS.29. *122. PROGRESSIONS.30. *123. .31. *124. REFLEXIVE CLASSES AND CARDINALS.32. *125. THE AXIOM OF INFINITY.33. *126. ON TYPICALLY INDEFINITE INDUCTIVE CARDINALS.34. SUMMARY OF PART IV.35. SECTION A. ORDINAL SIMILARITY AND RELATION-NUMBERS.36. *150. INTERNAL TRANSFORMATION OF A RELATION.37. *151. ORDINAL SIMILARITY.38. *152. DEFINITION AND ELEMENTARY PROPERTIES OF RELATION-NUMBERS.39. *153. THE RELATION-NUMBERS , AND .40. *154. RELATION-NUMBERS OF ASSIGNED TYPES.41. *155. HOMOGENEOUS RELATION-NUMBERS.42. SECTION B. ADDITION OF RELATIONS, AND THE PRODUCT OF TWO RELATIONS.43. *160. THE SUM OF TWO RELATIONS.44. *161. ADDITION OF A TERM TO A RELATION.45. *162. THE SUM OF THE RELATIONS OF A FIELD.46. *163. RELATIONS OF MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE RELATIONS.47. *164. DOUBLE LIKENESS.48. *165. RELATIONS OF RELATIONS OF COUPLES.49. *166. THE PRODUCT OF TWO RELATIONS.50. SECTION C. THE PRINCIPLE OF FIRST DIFFERENCES, AND THE MULTIPLICATION AND EXPONENTIATION OF RELATIONS.51. *170. ON THE RELATION OF FIRST DIFFERENCES AMONG THE SUB-CLASSES OF A GIVEN CLASS.52. *171. THE PRINCIPLE OF FIRST DIFFERENCES (continued).53. *172. THE PRODUCT OF THE RELATIONS OF A FIELD.54. *173. THE PRODUCT OF THE RELATIONS OF A FIELD (continued).55. *174. THE ASSOCIATIVE LAW OF RELATIONAL MULTIPLICATION.56. *176. EXPONENTIATION.57. *177. PROPOSITIONS CONNECTING WITH PRODUCTS AND POWERS.58. SECTION D. ARITHMETIC OF RELATION-NUMBERS.59. *180. THE SUM OF TWO RELATION-NUMBERS.60. *181. ON THE ADDITION OF UNITY TO A RELATION-NUMBER.61. *182 ON SEPARATED RELATIONS.62. *183. THE SUM OF THE RELATION-NUMBERS OF A FIELD.63. *184. THE PRODUCT OF TWO RELATION-NUMBERS.64. *185. THE PRODUCT OF THE RELATION-NUMBERS OF A FIELD.65. *186. POWERS OF RELATION-NUMBERS.66. SUMMARY OF PART V.67. SECTION A. GENERAL THEORY OF SERIES.68. *200. RELATIONS CONTAINED IN DIVERSITY.69. *201. TRANSITIVE RELATIONS.70. *202. CONNECTED RELATIONS.71. *204. ELEMENTARY PROPERTIES OF SERIES.72. *205. MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM POINTS.73. *206. SEQUENT POINTS.74. *207. LIMITS.75. *208. THE CORRELATION OF SERIES.76. SECTION B. ON SECTIONS, SEGMENTS, STRETCHES, AND DERIVATIVES.77. *210. ON SERIES OF CLASSES GENERATED BY THE RELATION OF INCLUSION.78. *211. ON SECTIONS AND SEGMENTS.79. *212. THE SERIES OF SEGMENTS.80. *213. SECTIONAL RELATIONS.81. *214. DEDEKINDIAN RELATIONS.82. *215. STRETCHES.83. *216. DERIVATIVES.84. *217. ON SEGMENTS OF SUMS AND CONVERSES.85. SECTION C. ON CONVERGENCE, AND THE LIMITS OF FUNCTIONS.86. *230. ON CONVERGENTS.87. *231. LIMITING SECTIONS AND ULTIMATE OSCILLATION OF A FUNCTION.88. *232. ON THE OSCILLATION OF A FUNCTION AS THE ARGUMENT APPROACHES A GIVEN LIMIT.89. *233. ON THE LIMITS OF FUNCTIONS.90. *234. CONTINUITY OF FUNCTIONS.