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| This videotaped expository lecture presents a fascinating look at the use and theory of nonwellfounded sets. Illuminating the subject with clarity of exposition and with carefully chosen examples, Barwise first motivates the subject with a discussion of applications, then moves on to the theory. This lecture is accessible and appealing to anyone with a background in undergraduate mathematics. (Louisville, KY, 1990)
"This videotaped expository lecture presents a fascinating look at the use and theory of nonwellfounded sets. Illuminating the subject with clarity of exposition and with carefully chosen examples, Barwise first motivates the subject with a discussion of applications, then moves on to the theory. This lecture is accessible and appealing to anyone with a background in undergraduate mathematics." -- Zentralblatt MATH |
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