Anyone have an online set theory text?

[IamNameless]

I'm looking for a book that can stand as an introduction to axiomatic set theory (if it contains basic logic even better).

Only thing I need it to be in the public domain and freely available online, anyone know of anything?

Thanks in advance!

 

[chuy]

I recommend you this

See at the bottom of that page.

bye!

 

[IamNameless]

Thanks for that suggestion, but unfortunately it appears that book is not in the public domain. ): That looks like a great book though (I may get the hard copy at some point).

Anyone else have a link for a intro. to axiomatic set theory which is in the public domain?

 

[morphism]

There's this: http://www.math.uchicago.edu/~mileti/teaching/math278/settheory.pdf , found through Google. I haven't used it though, so can't comment on whether it's good or not.

 

[IamNameless]

That one looks great, it appears to cover the everything I need, thanks for that!

 

[malawi_glenn]

Try search the "tutorial" subforum.

 

[IamNameless]

I have done so, but I do not see any that fit my requirements (am I missing some?).

 

[johnshade]

The Mileti looks good, but awfully dense as an introduction. You may want to consider the Patrick Suppes book, Axiomatic Set Theory, which is a Dover publication and which is less than $15.