Category:Numbers
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A number is an abstract entity used to describe quantity. There are different types of numbers. The most familiar numbers are the natural numbers {0, 1, 2, ...} used for counting and denoted by N. If the negative whole numbers are included, one obtains the integersZ. Ratios of integers are called rational numbers orfractions; the set of all rational numbers is denoted by Q. Ifall infinite and non-repeating decimal expansions are included, one obtains the real numbers R. Those real numbers which are not rational are called irrational numbers. The real numbers are in turn extended to the complex numbers C in order to be able to solve all algebraicequations. The above symbols are often written in blackboard bold,thus:
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| Numbers | Natural numbers | Integers | Rational numbers | Constructiblenumbers | Algebraic numbers | Computable numbers | Real numbers | Complex numbers | Split-complex numbers | Hypercomplex numbers | Quaternions | Octonions | Sedenions | Superreal numbers | Hyperreal numbers | Surreal numbers | Ordinal numbers | Cardinal numbers | p-adic numbers | Integer sequences | Mathematical constants | Infinity |
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Subcategories
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Articles in category "Numbers"
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