gimel
Represents the third letter of the Hebrew alphabet, commonly used in mathematical and religious contexts.
Overview
Appears in mathematical texts, particularly in set theory and cardinal arithmetic where Hebrew letters are traditionally used as special symbols. Often encountered alongside other Hebrew letters like aleph and beth.
- Used in advanced set theory to denote specific cardinal numbers
- Appears in mathematical logic and foundations
- Frequently seen in papers discussing infinite sets and transfinite numbers
- Sometimes employed in specialized mathematical notation systems
Examples
Using gimel as a Hebrew letter in mathematical enumeration.
\{\aleph, \beth, \gimel\} \subset \mathbb{N}Representing the third cardinal in the Beth number sequence.
\beth_3 = \gimelDenoting a specific infinite cardinal number in set theory.
|A| = \gimel_0