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Short introduction to Nonstandard Analysis

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Short introduction to Nonstandard Analysis
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Publisher: arXiv
Number of pages: 197

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These lecture notes offer a short and rigorous introduction to Nostandard Analysis, mainly aimed to reach to a presentation of the basics of Loeb integration, and in particular, Loeb measures. The Abraham Robinson version of Nostandard Analysis is pursued, with a respective incursion into Superstructures. Two formal languages are used, one simpler at first, and then later, one for the full blown theory.

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