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Ordered pair

In mathematics, an ordered pair, denoted (a, b), is a pair of objects in which their order is significant. If a and b are different, then (a,b) is different from (b,a). In contrast, the unordered pair {a,b} always equals the unordered pair {b,a}.

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Avg. degree1.97
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related to Morse definition · 11
Ordered pair → Cartesian, He, Kelley, Kuratowski, Kuratowski's, Morse, Rosser, Similarly, The Kuratowski, The Quine, This
related to Quine–Rosser definition · 11
Ordered pair → Applying, As, By, Finally, Further, In, Let, Quine, Rosser, The, This
see also · 8
Ordered pair → Andrzej, Cartesian, Def5, Formalized Mathematics, Grothendieck, Grothendieck Set Theory, Journal, Tarski
related to Kuratowski's definition · 5
Ordered pair → Given, In, Kazimierz Kuratowski, The, When
related to Wiener's definition · 5
Ordered pair → He, Norbert Wiener, Principia Mathematica, Wiener, With
related to Cantor–Frege definition · 4
Ordered pair → Cantor, Early, Frege, This
related to Defining the ordered pair using set theory · 4
Ordered pair → Diepert, Hence, If, Several
related to Generalities · 4
Ordered pair → Cartesian, Let, The, Then
related to Category theory · 2
Ordered pair → In, While
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Ordered pair → In, This

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the axiomatic set theory NFinstance ofIn type theory and in outgrowths thereof0.80text
the Quineinstance ofIn type theory and in outgrowths thereof0.80text
Ordered pairrelated to Cantor–Frege definitionEarly0.60section
Ordered pairrelated to Cantor–Frege definitionCantor0.60section
Ordered pairrelated to Cantor–Frege definitionFrege0.60section
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Ordered pairrelated to Defining the ordered pair using set theoryDiepert0.60section

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