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Hauptverfasser:	Kuratowski, Kazimierz 1896-1980 (VerfasserIn), Mostowski, Andrzej 1913-1975 (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English Polish
Veröffentlicht:	Amsterdam [u.a.] North-Holland Publ. Co. [u.a.] 1976
Ausgabe:	2., completely rev. ed.
Schriftenreihe:	Studies in logic and the foundations of mathematics 86
Schlagworte:	Ensembles, Théorie des Teoria Dos Conjuntos Descriptive set theory Set theory Mengenlehre
Online-Zugang:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Beschreibung:	Einheitssacht.: Teoria mnogosci <engl>. - Aus dem Poln. übers.
Beschreibung:	514 S.
ISBN:	0720404703

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adam_text	CONTENTS Preface to the first edition v Preface to the second edition viii Chapter I. Algebra of sets § 1. Propositional calculus 1 § 2. Sets and operations on sets 4 § 3. Inclusion. Empty set 7 § 4. Laws of union, intersection, and subtraction 10 § 5. Properties of symmetric difference 13 § 6. The set 1, complement 18 § 7. Constituents 21 § 8. Applications of the algebra of sets to topology 27 § 9. Boolean algebras 33 § 10. Lattices 42 Chapter II. Axioms of set theory. Relations. Functions § 1. Set theoretical formulas. Quantifiers 46 § 2. Axioms of set theory 52 § 3. Some simple consequences of the axioms 58 § 4. Cartesian products. Relations 62 § 5. Equivalence relations. Partitions 66 § 6. Functions 69 § 7. Images and inverse images 74 § 8. Functions consistent with a given equivalence relation. Factor Boolean algebras 78 § 9. Order relations 80 § 10. Relational systems, their isomorphisms and types 85 Chapter III. Natural numbers. Finite and infinite sets § 1. Natural numbers 89 § 2. Definitions by induction 93 §3. The mapping / of the set JVxN onto N and related mappings . . 98 § 4. Finite and infinite sets • 102 Xii CONTENTS Chapter IV. Generalized union, intersection and Cartesian product § 1. Set valued functions. Generalized union and intersection 107 § 2. Operations on infinite sequences of sets 117 § 3. Families of sets closed under given operations 121 § 4. T additive and ^ multiplicative families of sets 124 § 5. Reduction and separation properties 127 § 6. Generalized cartesian products 129 § 7. Cartesian products of topological spaces 133 § 8. The Tychonoff theorem 137 § 9. Reduced direct products 140 § 10. Infinite operations in lattices and in Boolean algebras 145 § 11. Extensions of ordered sets to complete lattices 152 § 12. Representation theory for distributive lattices 158 Chapter V. Theory of cardinal numbers § 1. Equipollence. Cardinal numbers 164 § 2. Countable sets 169 § 3. The hierarchy of cardinal numbers 174 § 4. The arithmetic of cardinal numbers 178 § 5. Inequalities between cardinal numbers. The Cantor Bernstein theorem and its generalizations 181 § 6. Properties of the cardinals a and c 188 § 7. The generalized sum of cardinal numbers 191 § 8. The generalized product of cardinal numbers 195 Chapter VI. Linearly ordered sets § 1. Introduction 201 § 2. Dense, scattered, and continuous sets 205 § 3. Order types u, r/, and X 210 § 4. Arithmetic of order types 217 § 5. Lexicographical ordering 220 Chapter VII. Well ordered sets § 1. Definitions. Principle of transfinite induction 224 § 2. Ordinal numbers 228 § 3. Transfinite sequences 230 § 4. Definitions by transfinite induction 233 § 5. Ordinal arithmetic 239 § 6. Ordinal exponentiation 245 § 7. Expansions of ordinal numbers for an arbitrary base 248 § 8. The well ordering theorem 254 § 9. Von Neumann s method of elimination of ordinal numbers . . . 262 CONTENTS Xlii Chapter VIII. Alephs and related topics § 1. Ordinal numbers of power a 267 § 2. The cardinal N(m). Hartogs aleph 270 § 3. Initial ordinals 272 § 4. Alephs and their arithmetic 275 § 5. The exponentiation of alephs 280 § 6. The exponential hierarchy of cardinal numbers 284 § 7. The continuum hypothesis 290 § 8. The number of prime ideals in the algebra P(A) 296 § 9. m disjoint sets 300 § 10. Families of disjoint open sets 302 §11. Equivalence of certain statements about cardinal numbers with the axiom of choice 308 Chapter IX. Trees and partitions § 1. Trees 315 § 2. The lexicographical ordering of zero one sequences. ij{ sets .... 319 § 3. Konig s infinity lemma 326 § 4. Aronszajn s trees 329 § 5. Souslin trees 332 § 6. Some partition theorems 336 Chapter X. Inaccessible cardinals § 1. Normal functions and stationary sets 342 § 2. Weakly and strongly inaccessible cardinals 348 § 3. A digression on models of r°[TR] 352 § 4. Higher types of inaccessible numbers 356 § 5. Weakly compact cardinals 360 § 6. Measurable cardinals 366 § 7. Measurable cardinals and reduced products 375 Incroduction to descriptive set theory Chapter XI. Auxiliary notions § 1. The notion of a metric space. Various fundamental topological notions 386 § 2. Exponential topology. Compact open topology 392 § 3. Complete and Polish spaces 396 § 4. ^. measurable mappings 400 § 5. The operation tf 409 § 6. The Lusin sieve 412 Chapter XII. Borel sets. 5 measurable functions. Baire property § 1. Elementary properties of Borel subsets of a metric space 415 xiv CONTENTS § 2. Ambiguous Borel sets 417 § 3. Borel measurable functions 419 § 4. 5 measurable complex and product functions 421 § 5. Universal functions for Borel classes 423 § 6. Borel subsets of Polish spaces 426 § 7. Further properties of Borel sets 427 § 8. Baire property 428 Chapter XIII. Souslin spaces. Projective sets § 1. Souslin spaces. Fundamental properties 434 § 2. Applications of countable order types to Souslin spaces 444 § 3. Coanalytic sets ^C^ sets) _ 447 § 4. The CT algebra S generated by Souslin sets and the S measurable mappings 451 § 5. The PC^ sets and sets of higher projective classes 455 Chapter XIV. Measurable selectors § 1. The general selector theorem 458 § 2. Selectors for measurable partitions of Polish spaces 463 § 3. Selectors for point inverses of continuous mappings 466 Bibliography 476 List of important symbols 496 Subject index 502
adam_txt	CONTENTS Preface to the first edition v Preface to the second edition viii Chapter I. Algebra of sets § 1. Propositional calculus 1 § 2. Sets and operations on sets 4 § 3. Inclusion. Empty set 7 § 4. Laws of union, intersection, and subtraction 10 § 5. Properties of symmetric difference 13 § 6. The set 1, complement 18 § 7. Constituents 21 § 8. Applications of the algebra of sets to topology 27 § 9. Boolean algebras 33 § 10. Lattices 42 Chapter II. Axioms of set theory. Relations. Functions § 1. Set theoretical formulas. Quantifiers 46 § 2. Axioms of set theory 52 § 3. Some simple consequences of the axioms 58 § 4. Cartesian products. Relations 62 § 5. Equivalence relations. Partitions 66 § 6. Functions 69 § 7. Images and inverse images 74 § 8. Functions consistent with a given equivalence relation. Factor Boolean algebras 78 § 9. Order relations 80 § 10. Relational systems, their isomorphisms and types 85 Chapter III. Natural numbers. Finite and infinite sets § 1. Natural numbers 89 § 2. Definitions by induction 93 §3. The mapping / of the set JVxN onto N and related mappings . . 98 § 4. Finite and infinite sets • 102 Xii CONTENTS Chapter IV. Generalized union, intersection and Cartesian product § 1. Set valued functions. Generalized union and intersection 107 § 2. Operations on infinite sequences of sets 117 § 3. Families of sets closed under given operations 121 § 4. T additive and ^ multiplicative families of sets 124 § 5. Reduction and separation properties 127 § 6. Generalized cartesian products 129 § 7. Cartesian products of topological spaces 133 § 8. The Tychonoff theorem 137 § 9. Reduced direct products 140 § 10. Infinite operations in lattices and in Boolean algebras 145 § 11. Extensions of ordered sets to complete lattices 152 § 12. Representation theory for distributive lattices 158 Chapter V. Theory of cardinal numbers § 1. Equipollence. Cardinal numbers 164 § 2. Countable sets 169 § 3. The hierarchy of cardinal numbers 174 § 4. The arithmetic of cardinal numbers 178 § 5. Inequalities between cardinal numbers. The Cantor Bernstein theorem and its generalizations 181 § 6. Properties of the cardinals a and c 188 § 7. The generalized sum of cardinal numbers 191 § 8. The generalized product of cardinal numbers 195 Chapter VI. Linearly ordered sets § 1. Introduction 201 § 2. Dense, scattered, and continuous sets 205 § 3. Order types u, r/, and X 210 § 4. Arithmetic of order types 217 § 5. Lexicographical ordering 220 Chapter VII. Well ordered sets § 1. Definitions. Principle of transfinite induction 224 § 2. Ordinal numbers 228 § 3. Transfinite sequences 230 § 4. Definitions by transfinite induction 233 § 5. Ordinal arithmetic 239 § 6. Ordinal exponentiation 245 § 7. Expansions of ordinal numbers for an arbitrary base 248 § 8. The well ordering theorem 254 § 9. Von Neumann's method of elimination of ordinal numbers . . . 262 CONTENTS Xlii Chapter VIII. Alephs and related topics § 1. Ordinal numbers of power a 267 § 2. The cardinal N(m). Hartogs' aleph 270 § 3. Initial ordinals 272 § 4. Alephs and their arithmetic 275 § 5. The exponentiation of alephs 280 § 6. The exponential hierarchy of cardinal numbers 284 § 7. The continuum hypothesis 290 § 8. The number of prime ideals in the algebra P(A) 296 § 9. m disjoint sets 300 § 10. Families of disjoint open sets 302 §11. Equivalence of certain statements about cardinal numbers with the axiom of choice 308 Chapter IX. Trees and partitions § 1. Trees 315 § 2. The lexicographical ordering of zero one sequences. ij{ sets . 319 § 3. Konig's infinity lemma 326 § 4. Aronszajn's trees 329 § 5. Souslin trees 332 § 6. Some partition theorems 336 Chapter X. Inaccessible cardinals § 1. Normal functions and stationary sets 342 § 2. Weakly and strongly inaccessible cardinals 348 § 3. A digression on models of r°[TR] 352 § 4. Higher types of inaccessible numbers 356 § 5. Weakly compact cardinals 360 § 6. Measurable cardinals 366 § 7. Measurable cardinals and reduced products 375 Incroduction to descriptive set theory Chapter XI. Auxiliary notions § 1. The notion of a metric space. Various fundamental topological notions 386 § 2. Exponential topology. Compact open topology 392 § 3. Complete and Polish spaces 396 § 4. ^. measurable mappings 400 § 5. The operation tf 409 § 6. The Lusin sieve 412 Chapter XII. Borel sets. 5 measurable functions. Baire property § 1. Elementary properties of Borel subsets of a metric space 415 xiv CONTENTS § 2. Ambiguous Borel sets 417 § 3. Borel measurable functions 419 § 4. 5 measurable complex and product functions 421 § 5. Universal functions for Borel classes 423 § 6. Borel subsets of Polish spaces 426 § 7. Further properties of Borel sets 427 § 8. Baire property 428 Chapter XIII. Souslin spaces. Projective sets § 1. Souslin spaces. Fundamental properties 434 § 2. Applications of countable order types to Souslin spaces 444 § 3. Coanalytic sets ^C^ sets) _ 447 § 4. The CT algebra S generated by Souslin sets and the S measurable mappings 451 § 5. The PC^ sets and sets of higher projective classes 455 Chapter XIV. Measurable selectors § 1. The general selector theorem 458 § 2. Selectors for measurable partitions of Polish spaces 463 § 3. Selectors for point inverses of continuous mappings 466 Bibliography 476 List of important symbols 496 Subject index 502
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