Set Theory: The Structure of Arithmetic

Set Theory: The Structure of ArithmeticThis text is formulated on the fundamental idea that much of mathematics, including the classical number systems, can best be based on set theory. Beginning with a discussion of the rudiments of set theory, authors Norman T. Hamilton and Joseph Landin lead readers through a construction of the natural number system, discussing the integers and the rational numbers, and concluding with an in depth examination of the real numbers. Drawn from lecture

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