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Nonempty Set

A nonempty set is a set containing one or more elements. Any set other than the empty set is therefore a nonempty set. Nonempty sets are sometimes also called nonvoid sets (Grätzer 1971, p. 6). A nonempty set containing a single element is called a singleton set.

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