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A numbered structure is a mathematical structure (in the broad sense, as used by Bourbaki) considered together with a numbering (see chap. 1.15) of one of sets which constitute the structure or with numberings of several such sets. An example: an effectively topological space (see chap. 2.4) is a numbered topological space because it has a numbering of the set of its points and a numbering of its topology base.
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Uspensky, V., Semenov, A. (1993). Numbered structures. In: Algorithms: Main Ideas and Applications. Mathematics and Its Applications, vol 251. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-8232-2_26
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