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Notes on Set Theory by Michael Makkai

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Notes on Set Theory
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Publisher: McGill University
Number of pages: 440

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Contents: Sets and classes; The universe of pure sets; Further principles of set-construction; Natural numbers and ordinals; Well-founded Relations and recursion; Indexing by ordinals and the axiom of choice; Well-orderings; Zorn's lema; Cardinal numbers; Cardinal arithmetic; Regular cardinals; Models of the axioms of set theory; Inaccessible cardinals; The Boole/Stone algebra of sets.

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