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There's one for every cardinality (up to isomorphism). I forget my set theory, but if the cardinalities form a set, then the totality of vector spaces does too.
by gunnihinn 10y ago
There's one for every cardinality (up to isomorphism). I forget my set theory, but if the cardinalities form a set, then the totality of vector spaces does too. If not, we can amuse ourselves by looking at the set of finite-dimensional vector spaces.