ZermeloFraenkeli
ZermeloFraenkeli refers to a foundational axiomatic system in set theory, commonly known as ZF set theory. It was developed by Ernst Zermelo and further refined by Abraham Fraenkel. The system aims to avoid the paradoxes that arose from earlier, more naive set theories, such as Russell's paradox.
The axioms of ZermeloFraenkeli are designed to allow for the construction of sets and to regulate what
Fraenkel's contributions, particularly the axiom of replacement, strengthened the system by allowing for more complex constructions.
While ZermeloFraenkeli is a powerful system, it is not without its limitations. For instance, it does not