Re: cantorian algebra

tommy1729 wrote:
if you read for instance the work of Riemann or even better
prof. Andrew Wiles , you will notice an enormous amounts of
connections between "different" branches.

It might amuse you to know that Wiles's proof of Fermat's last theorem
is highly infinitary, and in particular in its current form relies on
the existence of two inaccessible cardinals -- though I have been
assured by experts that removing these, so that the proof goes through
in ZFC, would be routine (for some values of "routine").

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