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Let g : T → {1, . . , k} be a bijection. Since S is infinite, we may suppose that S contains Z>0 as a subset. Define f : S ∪ T → S by f (x) = g(x), x + k, x, x ∈ T, x ∈ Z>0 ⊂ S, x ∈ S \ Z>0 . This is readily seen to be a bijection, and so gives the result by definition of cardinal addition. (ii) Let S be a set such that card(S) = c and define G(S) = { (f, A) | A ⊂ S, f : A × {0, 1} → A is a bijection} . If A ⊂ S is countably infinite, then card(A × {0, 1}) = card(A), and so G(S) is not empty.
Suppose that x = g(h). We claim that Fg − {(w, x)} ∈ Cg . Let w′ ∈ W and let h′ ∈ segS (w′ ) satisfy (w′′ , h′ (w′′ )) ∈ Fg − {(w, x)} for all w′′ ∈ seg(w′ ). If w′ = w then h′ = h by the uniqueness assertion of the theorem, and therefore (w′ , g(h′ )) ∈ Fg − {(w, x)} since x = g(h) = g(h′ ). On the other hand, if w′ = w then (w′ , g(h′ )) ∈ Fg − {(w, x)} since Fg ∈ Cg . Thus, indeed, Fg − {(w, x)} ∈ Cg , contradicting the fact that Fg is the intersection of all sets in Cg . Thus we can conclude that x = g(h), and therefore that there is exactly one x ∈ S such that (w, x) ∈ Fg .
By contrast, some of the results in Chapter 2 are a little more sophisticated, while still not difficult. As we progress through the preparatory material, we shall increasingly encounter material that is quite challenging, and so proofs that are quite elaborate. The neophyte should not be so ambitious as to tackle these early on in their mathematical development. Do I need to read this section? Go ahead, read it. It will be fun. 1 Legitimate proof techniques The techniques here are the principle ones use in proving simple results.