Axiom schemes for linearly ordered numerical systems

The paper studies methods of axiomatizing linearly ordered sets that use axiom schemes. This allows one to shorten the axiomatics and better reveal the general meaning of order. It is shown that axiom schemes are a powerful, and possibly underestimated, logical tool. Schemes are proposed for the ordered numerical systems— N, Z, Q, R. Thus, by sometimes introducing certain constants into consideration, we obtain algebraizations of these order-theoretic and topological models. The article is written in English, but the ZIP appendix contains a Ukrainian-language version. "Axiom schemes for linearly ordered numerical systems", udc: 510.65 msc: 03B16, Volodymyr M. Zhuravlov,

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-04-06
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19444011
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Mathematical and Theoretical Analysis
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Axiom schemes for linearly ordered numerical systems

Volodymyr M. Zhuravlov
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Mathematical and Theoretical Analysis
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Axiom schemes for linearly ordered numerical systems

Volodymyr M. Zhuravlov
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The paper studies methods of axiomatizing linearly ordered sets that use axiom schemes. This allows one to shorten the axiomatics and better reveal the general meaning of order. It is shown that axiom schemes are a powerful, and possibly underestimated, logical tool. Schemes are proposed for the ordered numerical systems— N, Z, Q, R. Thus, by sometimes introducing certain constants into consideration, we obtain algebraizations of these order-theoretic and topological models. The article is written in English, but the ZIP appendix contains a Ukrainian-language version. "Axiom schemes for linearly ordered numerical systems", udc: 510.65 msc: 03B16, Volodymyr M. Zhuravlov,

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