proposition 3.48 Characterization of bijectivity

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proposition 3.48: Characterization of bijectivity3.48definition 3.47: Bijective map3.47definition 3.45: Injective map3.45definition 3.46: Surjective map3.46proposition 3.57: Composition of bijective maps3.57theorem A.1: Cantor–Schröder–BernsteinA.1proof : ch:01-logic-sets@proof-7proofdefinition 4.44: Group isomorphism4.44definition 4.48: Symmetric group4.48definition 7.14: Inverse function7.14definition 3.62: Equipotence3.62definition 3.51: Inverse map3.51definition 6.7: Homeomorphism6.7notation 4.51: Cycle notation4.51proposition 3.67: Countability of the plane of naturals3.67theorem 3.72: Cantor–Schröder–Bernstein3.72theorem 3.71: Cantor3.71theorem 3.69: Uncountability of the continuum3.69proposition 3.56: Composition is associative3.56proposition 3.63: prop:inf-equipotence-equivalence3.63proof : ch:01-logic-sets@proof-10proofcorollary A.3: The continuum is the power set of the naturalsA.3proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-1proof

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