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Aleph-Zero

Description:

Aleph-Zero is the smallest infinite number in set theory. It represents the cardinality of countable sets, such as the set of natural numbers or integers. In mathematics, Aleph-Zero is denoted by the symbol ℵ₀.

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As a noun:

1. The concept of Aleph-Zero is fundamental to understanding the concept of infinity in mathematics.
2. Aleph-Zero is used to represent the size of countable sets, such as the set of rational numbers.

As an adjective:

1. The aleph-zero value of a set can determine its classification within set theory.
2. When discussing infinite sets, mathematicians often refer to the aleph-zero concept.

As a verb:

1. Mathematicians often use aleph-zero to define the size of a given set.
2. When analyzing the cardinality of infinite sets, aleph-zero is frequently employed.

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