Introduction to Codex

Pub Mar 05, 2026 Up Aug 16, 2026

Codex is a compilation of my personal math notes.

Structure

Codex is organized by branches and topics. Each page discusses a specific concept.

Example: Inverse Function is a concept from the topic Functions, which belongs to the branch Set Theory.

Every page (i.e. every concept) is identified by a unique slug, which consists of up to 8 uppercase letters.

Example: The slug of Generated Subgroup is GEN.

Codex mostly consists of entries, which look like this:

Proposition 3. …

Each entry could either be an axiom, a definition, a proposition or a remark. Here, proposition is a generalized term for mathematical results, including theorems, lemmas, etc.

Other Notes

We work in $\ZF$ by default.