Page 87 of Introduction to Set Theory

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Page 87 of "Introduction to Set Theory" by Karel Hrbacek and Thomas Jech is missing in certain electronic versions, specifically replaced by page 105. This page is crucial as it discusses "Complete Linear Orderings," a fundamental concept in set theory. Users are seeking scanned copies or alternative sources to obtain this missing page. The issue highlights the importance of verifying the integrity of electronic academic texts.

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Page 87 of "Introduction to Set Theory"

Sorry, if this post doesn't fit into this forum, but i had no other choice.

I got a electronic version of "Introduction to Set Theory" by "Karel Hrbacek" and "Thomas Jech". It is a magnificent book which opens up every window of understandings of fundamental mathematics.

I was reading the book thoroughly until i completed page 86. The next page, page 87 is missing, it is replaced by page number 105. This page 87 is very important as it covers basic understanding of "Complete Linear Orderings". Can anybody provide a scanned/else copy of this page?
 
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Where'd you get the book that it has a missing page?
 


CRGreathouse said:
Where'd you get the book that it has a missing page?

I can't remember the website. It is a .DJVU version. I was searching for a good book on set theory and landed up with it.
 

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