Loop in AS macro

On Wed, Jan 10, 2001 at 12:17:18PM +0100, Gilles Farrache wrote:
> Shane and al,
> 
> When I was at school (a long time ago) I learn what was called the "set theory" (
> "Theorie des ensembles" in French) that was part of what was called the NEW Mathematics.
> In those courses I learned that :
> 
> If set A is included in set B and if set B was included in set A then A = B.
> 
> Whet your telling me is that there are New New mathematics (as there is a new economy)
> in which :
> 
> if set A is included in set B and set B included in set A that does not implie A = B.
> 
> I am very interrested by that theory and will be happy that you give me some pointers
> to it. :-)

No, they are equal, but then might not be equal for all future (who
knows, I cannot tell the future), so 2 AS's have 2 different AS macro's
they ask people to accept, I cannot see the real life problem.

/Jesper

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