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Michael Makkai
Publisher
McGill University 2000
Contents: Sets and classes; The universe of pure sets; Further principles of set-construction; Natural numbers and ordinals; Well-founded Relations and recursion; Indexing by ordinals and the axiom of choice.
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M. Randall Holmes
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Boise State University 2009
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Randall Holmes
Publisher
2005
From the table of contents: The Set Concept; Boolean Operations on Sets; Building Finite Structures; The Theory of Relations; Sentences and Sets; Stratified Comprehension; Philosophical Interlude.
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Gary Hardegree
Publisher
UMass Amherst 2003
From the table of contents: Basic material on set theory - Overview / Summary, Basic Concepts, Relations, Functions, Natural Numbers, Cardinal Numbers; Rules for Derivations; Formal Languages; Mathematical Induction; Brief History of Numeration.
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Gary Hardegree
Publisher
UMass Amherst 2003
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Thoralf A. Skolem
Publisher
University of Notre Dame 1962
The book contains a series of lectures on abstract set theory given at the University of Notre Dame during the Fall Semester 1957-58. After some historical remarks the chief ideas of Cantor's theory.
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Michael Meyling
Publisher
2011
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Edward V. Huntington
Publisher
Dover Publications 1917
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A. C. Walczak-Typke
Publisher
2009
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Yiannis N. Moschovakis
Publisher
American Mathematical Society 2009
Descriptive Set Theory is the study of sets in separable, complete metric spaces that can be defined, and so can be expected to have special properties not enjoyed by arbitrary pointsets. This monograph develops Descriptive Set Theory systematically,