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Foundations of Set Theory

Abraham A. Fraenkel, Yehoshua Bar‐Hillel

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This abstract outlines a comprehensive exploration of the foundational concepts in set theory, covering its historical antinomies and various theoretical approaches.

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  • Covers the historical 'antinomies' within set theory.
  • Explores axiomatic and type-theoretical foundations.
  • Includes intuitionistic, metamathematical, and semantical approaches.
  • Provides bibliography and indices for further study.

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Abstract

The Antinomies. Axiomatic Foundations of Set Theory. Type-Theoretical Approaches. Intuitionistic Conceptions of Mathematics. Metamathematical and Semantical Approaches. Bibliography. Indices.

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Field: Theoretical Computer Science

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