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call the writing style "leisurely" and "unhurried", and although Gillman criticizes the translation from an earlier Polish-language manuscript into English as unpolished, and points to several errors in the bibliography, he does not find the writing in the text of the book to be problematic.
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The second edition makes only minor changes to the first except for adding footnotes concerning two later developments in the area: the proof by
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writes that it is highly valuable "as a compendium of interesting mathematical information, presented with care and clarity". Both Gillman and
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SierpiƄski was known for his significant contributions to the theory of transfinite numbers;, reviewer
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according to which the collection of all ordinal numbers cannot be a set. Three final chapters concern
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by Stephen Willard, Willard lists this book as one of five "standard references" on
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of the independence of the continuum hypothesis, and the construction by
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and set-theoretic notation, and a sixth chapter on the
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calls his book "a goldmine of results", and similarly
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Index


WacƂaw SierpiƄski
transfinite numbers
PaƄstwowe Wydawnictwo Naukowe
transfinite numbers
WacƂaw SierpiƄski
PaƄstwowe Wydawnictwo Naukowe
Institute of Mathematics of the Polish Academy of Sciences
naive set theory
axiom of choice
cardinal numbers
order types
well-orders
ordinal numbers
Burali-Forti paradox
aleph numbers
continuum hypothesis
Paul Cohen
Robert M. Solovay
Solovay model
real numbers
Lebesgue measurable
Reuben Goodstein
Leonard Gillman
John C. Oxtoby
set theory



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