Axiomatic Set Theory I
by A. C. Walczak-Typke
2009
Number of pages: 128
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From the table of contents: Learning to Speak; The Axioms of Set Theory; Orders and Ordinals; Cardinal Numbers; The Axiom of Regularity; Some Consistency Results; Goedel's Constructible Universe L; Independence of AC from ZFU; Forcing.
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