Not in STEM pls be nice to me.
Are all of these things related by some underlying concept or fundamental idea?
>Gödel's theorems
>Cantor's diagonalization
>Halting problem
>Busy beaver numbers
>ZF Set Theory
>Lambda calculus
Basically I have been reading about them and it seems that they're actually all similar solutions/theories related to the same underlying problem. Is there an abstraction or something that connects them all? What branch do they all fall under?
Are all of these things related by some underlying concept or fundamental idea?
>Gödel's theorems
>Cantor's diagonalization
>Halting problem
>Busy beaver numbers
>ZF Set Theory
>Lambda calculus
Basically I have been reading about them and it seems that they're actually all similar solutions/theories related to the same underlying problem. Is there an abstraction or something that connects them all? What branch do they all fall under?