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7 - Numbers
from Unit II - Parts of speech
Yongping Zhu, University of Notre Dame, Indiana, Chu-Ren Huang, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Book:

A Student Grammar of Chinese

Published online:

27 April 2023

Print publication:

11 May 2023, pp 65-79
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Summary

This chapter focuses on how numbers are represented according to the grammar of Chinese. The rules governing the usage of basic, ordinal, and multiple numbers are introduced as well as their application in decimals, fractions, and approximations. Several special usages involving different forms of the same numeral are explained.

On a result of Szemerédi
Albin L. Jones
Journal:

The Journal of Symbolic Logic / Volume 73 / Issue 3 / September 2008

Published online by Cambridge University Press:

12 March 2014, pp. 953-956

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September 2008
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We provide a short proof that if κ is a regular cardinal with κ < c, then
for any ordinal α < min{, κ}. In particular,
for any ordinal α < . This generalizes an unpublished result of E. Szemerédi that Martin's axiom implies that
for any cardinal κ with κ < c.