We classify Class Theories into four types by the reationship between Obj and Set. First of all, I explain the axiom and the Atsumari which are often used
A.At ¬At B ⇒ (∀ b b∈B ⇒ ¬Obj b)
"¬At" means that an element which is not Obj exists,So this axiom says that Obj and ¬Obj are not mixed. It is Axiom of "Pureness" of element
A.Cl Cl k ⇒ (∀B B ma k ⇒ At B)
"Cl"-Class is made only by "At"-Atsumari. It is Axiom of "Pureness" of Atsumari.
A.{ } ¬Set y ∧ {y} ma k ⇒ ¬Set k
"¬Set" is a property which universal cllass u or Russel's class r have, so it means "Large". The axiom says that a Class which an Atsumari having one large Class makes is large
R Df. ∀b b∈R ⇔ Set b Atsumari of Classes which don't have itself
U Df. ∀b b∈U ⇔ Obj b Atsumari of Classes which are object of the Class Theory
r Df. R ma r Class which R makes
u Df. U ma u Class which U makes
Ordinary we use characters with suffix like "R_0" or "U_1" for constant of Atsumari, but if we don't mistake then we use characters without suffix like "R" or "U"
Set b Df. ¬(∃B b∈B ∧ B ma b)
Normal Classes have the property "Non self membership" so "Set" means "Normal"
Set_ob b Df. ¬(∃B At B ∧ b∈B ∧ B ma b)
Relatively Set based on Obj Obj must be defined
T.Set_ob ∀b Set b ⇒ Set_ob b
R_ob Df. ∀b b∈R_ob ⇔ Set_ob b
The Atsumari of Classes which are not made by the At-Atsumari which has itself as a member
The relationship of U and R of Type.1 and Type.2 is opposite Type.3 is neither Type.1 nor Type .2 and U and R are overapped Type.4 is neither Type.1 nor Type.2 and U and R are not overapped
"⊂" don't contain "=" Because if U=R is assumed then it becomes contradiction If the following formula is assumed
∀b Obj b ⇔ Set b
U ma u and At U Hence Cl u −* The other hand R ma r and ¬Set r 、 u=r Hence ¬Set u From assumption ¬Obj u Also ∃B u∈B ∧ B ma u Hence ¬At B From Axiom "A.Cl" and the formula "*" At B Contradiction