Elementary Set Theory, Parts 1 and 2

Author: Kam-tim Leung, Doris Lai-chue chen Publisher: © Hongkong University Press Published: February 6, 1992 ISBN: 962-209-026-5 Pages: 141 Country: Hongkong Language: English View

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The most striking characteristics of modern mathematics is its greater unity and generality. In modern mathematics, the boundaries between different areas have become obscured; very often, what used to be separate and unrelated disciplines are now special cases of a single one;and, amid these far-reaching changes, there have emerged certain basic concepts, notations and terminologies that are of considerable importance and frequent use in a large portion of mathematics.

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