Sets; relations, functions and orderings; natural numbers; finite, countable and uncountable sets; cardinal numbers; ordinal numbers; alephs; the axiom of choice; arithmetic of cardinal numbers; sets of real numbers; filters and ultrafilters; combinatorial set theory; large cardinals; the axiom of foundation; the axiomatic set theory.
Hrbacek, Karel; Jech, Thomas
"The book remains an excellent text for a senior undergraduate or
first-year graduate level course. There is sufficient material for
instructors of widely differing views to assemble one-semester
courses. . ..the chapter on the axiom of choice is particularly
strong. "
---Mathematical Reviews
". . .a fine text. . ..The proofs are both elegant and readable.
"
---American Mathematical Monthly
". . .offers many benefits including. . .interesting applications
of abstract set theory to real analysis. . .enriching standard
classroom material. "
---L'Enseignement mathematique
". . .an excellent and much needed book. . .Especially valuable are
a number of remarks sprinkled throughout the text which afford a
glimpse of further developments. "
---The Mathematical Intelligencer
"The authors show that set theory is powerful enough to serve as an
underlying framework for mathematics by using it to develop the
beginnings of the theory of natural, rational, and real numbers.
"
---Quarterly Review of Applied Mathematics
". . .In the third edition, Chapter 11 has been expanded, and four
new chapters have been added. "
---Mathematical Reviews
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