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Handbook of Mathematical Proof

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Handbook of Mathematical Proof
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Publisher: American Mathematical Society
Number of pages: 181

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This can be used for an intro to proofs course, or a reference in a proof-based course. Designing any guide or text on mathematical proof leads to a discussion of sets first or propositions first. We introduce a little of each first, and then constantly bring the discussion back to categorizing what each kind of thing is, with emphasis on mathematical language.

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