aleph-null

a·leph-null

 (ä′lĕf-nŭl′, -ləf-)

n.

The first of the transfinite cardinal numbers. It corresponds to the number of elements in the set of positive integers. Also called aleph-zero.

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aleph-null

or

aleph-zero

n

(Mathematics) the smallest infinite cardinal number; the cardinal number of the set of positive integers. Symbol: א0

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a′leph-null′

n.

the cardinal number of the set of all positive integers; the smallest transfinite cardinal number. Also called a′leph-ze′ro.

[1905–10]

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Noun

1.

aleph-null - the smallest infinite integer aleph-nought, aleph-zero large integer - an integer equal to or greater than ten

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