TheoremBase

Elements Are Sets, and the Empty Set and the Pair of Two Sets Exist and Are Unique

Every element of a class is a set; there is exactly one set with no elements, and every class with no elements equals it; and for any two sets there is exactly one set whose elements are exactly those two.

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Every element of a class is a set.

There is exactly one set with no element, and every class with no element is equal to it.

For all sets xx and yy there is exactly one set zz such that, for every set uu, u∈zu\in z if and only if u=xu=x or u=yu=y.

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