Axiomatic Set Theory
by Michael Meyling
2011
Number of pages: 36
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This document contains the mathematical foundation of set theory. Goal is the presentation of elementary results which are needed in other mathematical disciplines. Although the presentation is axiomatic the results shall match the mathematical usage.
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