Infinity symbolic violence- Will mathematical symbols mandatory format philosophical problems?
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Mathematical symbols, philosophical thoughts, infinite concept, infinite symbolsAbstract
Mathematics was originally born to let people have a handy tool to measure and observe this chaotic world. All the order of mathematics seems so seamless, but the birth of philosophy can often question the system of mathematics without pressure. Mathematics seems to be formed according to the evolution of this world, while philosophy can question everything. The production of infinite concept seems to be related to both mathematics and philosophy. At present, the academic circles have done a lot of research on the application of the concept of infinity in mathematics and philosophy, and there are endless discussions on the potential infinity and actual infinity, but there is a blank in the field of whether the infinite symbol in mathematics is related to the infinity in philosophy. The main research object of this paper is the involvement and application of infinite symbols in mathematics in the field of philosophy. And this paper studies the blending of mathematical symbols and philosophical thoughts. In-depth analysis of whether there is autonomic or dependence between mathematical framework and philosophical thought. This study holds that the appearance of mathematical symbol infinity makes the vague idea of infinity concrete, which is indeed restrictive for thinking, but has an incomparable role in exploring infinity.
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