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Line 1: #REDIRECT [[ordinal arithmetic]]▼ In [[mathematics]], '''transfinite arithmetic''' is the generalization of [[elementary arithmetic]] to [[infinity\|infinite]] quantities like [[infinite sets]]. It was originally invented by the Russian-born [[mathematician]] [[Georg Ferdinand Ludwig Phillip Cantor]] (1845-1918). ~~== See also ==~~ [[transfinite number]] * [[cardinal arithmetic]] ▲* [[ordinal arithmetic]] ~~{{math-stub}}~~ ~~[[Category:Basic concepts in infinite set theory]]~~