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Foundation Gaps: Natural Numbers, Expressions, Sets, and Finite Limit Models

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  1. Natural number
  2. Set
  3. Set membership
  4. Function mapping
  5. Arithmetic operations
  6. Subset
  7. Sample space
  8. Tends-to relation
  9. Variables and algebraic expressions

Deepen cross-domain question families on seven existing knowledge objects and their prerequisites, keeping mathematical sources unchanged and checking boundaries in exact finite slices.

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This is a suggested learning sequence, not a universal logical dependency or a formal proof.

  1. Stage 1 · optional

    Natural number

    Fix N including 0; list successor windows, two partial predecessors, closed-interval sizes, and rational candidates for N. Zero has no natural predecessor in this protocol; do not conflate it with truncated pred, negative values, or fractions.

  2. Stage 1 · optional

    Set

    Use finite sets of an explicit integer type: deduplication/sorting, equality with both differences, candidate membership partitions, and complete powersets of at most four elements. The empty set’s powerset contains the empty set; no unrestricted comprehension or new axiom is asserted.

  3. Stage 1 · required

    Set membership

    Existing canonical prerequisite for this density pulse.

  4. Stage 1 · required

    Function mapping

    Existing canonical prerequisite for this density pulse.

  5. Stage 2 · optional

    Arithmetic operations

    Use rational arithmetic, or natural inputs with Q results: ordered four operations, parenthesized pairs, inverse candidates with signed defects, and natural eligibility of differences/quotients. Division by zero is undefined, negative differences are not truncated to zero, and quotients are not integer division.

  6. Stage 2 · optional

    Subset

    Compute all A-outside-B obstructions, non-strict/strict inclusion with both witnesses, three chain-obstruction sets, and typed candidate masks. Empty-set inclusion and equality are not strict inclusion, and finite checks are not universal set proofs.

  7. Stage 2 · optional

    Sample space

    Use explicitly declared possible-outcome protocols: ordered products, recording images and original fibers, missing/outside candidate outcomes, and separate outcome/event masks. Assign no probabilities and infer neither uniformity, independence, nor completeness of an unknown experiment.

  8. Stage 2 · optional

    Tends-to relation

    Both filters are explicit finite principal filters, with a total map on complete finite types. Check image generators, f(S)-outside-T obstructions, typed candidates, and two composition-image routes; empty generators and the bottom filter are allowed. This finite model does not interpret a bare arrow as a general sequence/point limit or create new formal Evidence.

  9. Stage 3 · optional

    Variables and algebraic expressions

    Specify four small expressions over Q, not a universal AST: two environments, simultaneous variable exchange, lexical shadowing, and the original domain of a/(x−b). A zero numerator does not remove an excluded point; expressions are not equations.

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