numerable

If the bounded open set G [subset] R(N) is the composition of at most numerable family of pairwise disjoint open sets [G.sub.k], then [m.sub.N](G) [=.sub.N] [[summation].sub.k] [m.sub.N]([G.sub.k]).

The paper mobilizes this heterogenous body of feasibility studies as an opportunity to explore the governmental problematizations of calculable territory, numerable populations and the ontological limits to statistical knowledge production (on the heuristic use of studying problematizations and controversies, see Foucault, 1997a: 114-115; Latour, 2007: 21-25).

The "infiniteness" is a property of the operation (i.e., Merge is capable, as a formal procedure, of generating infinite representations, or a single representation of infinite length; where infinite does not mean not numerable or not computable in either polynomial or non-polynomial time, considerations Postal does not take into account as the very notion of "finite" is not well-defined, in our opinion), not of the objects that is manipulates.