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\(\omega\) (also "omega") is the first infinite ordinal, first limit ordinal, and first admissible ordinal. It is the order type of the natural numbers <math>\mathbb N</math>. As a von Neumann ordinal, it corresponds to the naturals themselves.

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	'''\(\omega\)''' (also "omega") is the first [[infinite ordinal,]] first [[limit ordinal,]] and first [[admissible ordinal.]] It is the [[order type]] of the natural numbers <math>\mathbb N</math>. As a [[von Neumann ordinal]], it corresponds to the naturals themselves.		'''\(\omega\)''' (also "omega") is the first [[infinite ordinal]], first [[limit ordinal]], and first [[admissible ordinal]]. It is the [[order type]] of the natural numbers <math>\mathbb N</math>. As a [[von Neumann ordinal]], it corresponds to the naturals themselves.