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Naive Set Theory

Naive Set Theory

by Paul R. Halmos

1998Set theoryArithmeticFoundationsArithmetic, foundationsArithmetic--foundations
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First lines

A pack of wolves, a bunch of grapes, or a flock of pigeons are all examples of sets of things.

A pack of wolves, a bunch of grapes, or a flock of pigeons are all examples of sets of things.

Themes & subjects

Set theoryArithmeticFoundationsArithmetic, foundationsArithmetic--foundationsQa248 .h26 1974
First published 1998

About the author

Paul R. Halmos

1916 – 2006

Author

Paul R. Halmos

First published

1998

Pages

104

Read time

≈ 3h

Editions

18

Languages

English, und, German

Publisher

Van Nostrand

ISBN

9781950217007

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