An Introduction to Set Theory
by William A. R. Weiss
Publisher: University of Toronto 2008
Number of pages: 119
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These are notes for a graduate course in set theory. They cover the axioms of set theory, the natural numbers, the ordinal numbers, relations and orderings, cardinality, the real numbers, the universe, reflection, elementary submodels, and constructibility.
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