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The quality of being of the same value in power, effect, etc.;

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Usage examples (7)
  • (The inclusion is strict because of the ˜equipollence™ constraint.)
  • In this scenario cardinals are implemented as equivalence classes under equipollence and are (big) sets.
  • From here the step is not far to Dedekind's view that equipollence is a sufficient condition for equinumerosity.
  • Leibniz, later, articulated a more general “equipollence of hypotheses”: in any system of interacting bodies, any hypothesis that any particular body is at rest is...
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