
doi: 10.1007/bf01214201
This article deals with formulas for infinite cardinal multiplication (the axiom of choice is tacitly assumed here). Let \(\lambda\) be a limit ordinal, and \(\{\sigma_{\xi}\}_{\xi0\) such that \(2^{\zeta}=\aleph_{\zeta +n}\) for every \(\zeta\) with \(\zeta =\omega_{\zeta}\).
remainder, 510.mathematics, Ordinal and cardinal numbers, infinite cardinal multiplication, limit ordinal, Article
remainder, 510.mathematics, Ordinal and cardinal numbers, infinite cardinal multiplication, limit ordinal, Article
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