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infinity
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Mathematics
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Represents a concept of endlessness or unboundedness in the context of mathematics and set theory
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2
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infinity
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Mathematics
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A concept representing something larger than any natural number
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3
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infinity
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Mathematics
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Represents an unbounded quantity in the study of calculus
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4
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infinity
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Mathematics-focused culture
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Mathematical concept representing a quantity without bound or end, foundational to calculus and other advanced mathematical theories
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5
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infinity
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Philosophy of mathematics
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Raises questions about the nature of mathematical existence and truth
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6
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infinity
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mathematicians
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Infinity is a valid mathematical concept that is used in calculus, set theory, and other branches of mathematics.
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7
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infinity
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mathematics
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Represents an unbounded quantity or endlessness
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8
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infinity
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mathematics
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Raises questions about the nature of mathematical existence and truth
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9
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infinity
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mathematics culture
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A concept used to denote something unbounded or limitless but does not represent a specific number
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10
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infinity
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mathematics enthusiasts
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Embraced as a fascinating concept with deep philosophical implications.
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11
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infinity
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mathematics in academic settings
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Represents a concept of unboundedness or limitlessness
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12
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infinity
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mathematics researchers
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Treated as a well-defined concept in mathematics
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