List of types of sets
Sets
can be classified according to the properties they have.
Relative to
set theory
Empty set
Finite set
,
Infinite set
Countable set
,
Uncountable set
Power set
Relative to a topology
Closed set
Open set
Clopen set
F
σ
set
G
δ
set
Compact set
Relatively compact set
Regular open set
, regular closed set
Connected set
Perfect set
Meagre set
Nowhere dense set
Relative to a metric
Bounded set
Totally bounded set
Relative to measurability
Borel set
Baire set
Measurable set
,
Non-measurable set
Universally measurable set
Relative to a measure
Negligible set
Null set
Haar null set
In a linear space
Convex set
Balanced set
,
Absolutely convex set
Relative to the real/complex numbers
Fractal set
Ways of defining sets/Relation to
descriptive set theory
Recursive set
Recursively enumerable set
Arithmetical set
Diophantine set
Hyperarithmetical set
Analytical set
Analytic set
,
Coanalytic set
Suslin set
Projective set
Inhabited set
More general objects still called sets
Multiset
See also
List of set identities and relations
– Equalities for combinations of sets
List of types of functions
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Set theory
Overview
Set (mathematics)
Axioms
Adjunction
Choice
countable
dependent
global
Constructibility (V=L)
Determinacy
projective
Extensionality
Infinity
Limitation of size
Pairing
Power set
Regularity
Union
Martin's axiom
Axiom schema
replacement
specification
Operations
Cartesian product
Complement
(i.e. set difference)
De Morgan's laws
Disjoint union
Identities
Intersection
Power set
Symmetric difference
Union
Concepts
Methods
Almost
Cardinality
Cardinal number
(
large
)
Class
Constructible universe
Continuum hypothesis
Diagonal argument
Element
ordered pair
tuple
Family
Forcing
One-to-one correspondence
Ordinal number
Set-builder notation
Transfinite induction
Venn diagram
Set
types
Amorphous
Countable
Empty
Finite
(
hereditarily
)
Filter
base
subbase
Ultrafilter
Fuzzy
Infinite
(
Dedekind-infinite
)
Recursive
Singleton
Subset
·
Superset
Transitive
Uncountable
Universal
Theories
Alternative
Axiomatic
Constructive
Naive
Cantor's theorem
Zermelo
General
Principia Mathematica
New Foundations
Zermelo–Fraenkel
von Neumann–Bernays–Gödel
Morse–Kelley
Kripke–Platek
Tarski–Grothendieck
Paradoxes
Problems
Russell's paradox
Suslin's problem
Burali-Forti paradox
Set theorists
Paul Bernays
Georg Cantor
Paul Cohen
Richard Dedekind
Abraham Fraenkel
Kurt Gödel
Thomas Jech
John von Neumann
Willard Quine
Bertrand Russell
Thoralf Skolem
Ernst Zermelo