Scale Property is a mathematical principle in descriptive set theory that assigns to each pointclass a sequence of prewellorderings with definable uniformization, thereby providing a structured hierarchy for analyzing the complexity of sets of real numbers under determinacy axioms.
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S. G. Kreĭn, Yu. I. Petunin · Russian Mathematical Surveys · 1966 · 188 citations
Scales and meaningfulness of quantitative laws
Jean‐Claude Falmagne, Louis Narens · Synthese · 1983 · 113 citations
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