Visualization of EF-axiom
Statement
Let the set be represented by the points inside the rectangular region in Fig. 5. Also, let be any two non-intersection subsets (i.e. subsets spatially far from each other) in , as shown in Fig. 5. Let (complement of the set ). Then from the EF-axiom, observe the following:
\begin{aligned} A &{}\mathrel{\underline{\delta}} B,\\ B &\subset C,\\ D &= C^c,\\ X &= D \cup C,\\ A &\subset D,\ \mbox{hence, we can write}\\ A\ \underline{\delta}\ B\ &\Rightarrow\ A\ \underline{\delta}\ C\ \mbox{and}\ B\ \underline{\delta}\ D,\ \mbox{for some}\ C,D\ \mbox{in}\ X \mbox{ so that } C\cup D = X. \qquad \blacksquare \end{aligned}
Further reading
- Wikipedia, page 23110101, revision 1375612711, Near sets, section Visualization of EF-axiom. adopted
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