Mathematical Logic (Math 570) Lecture Notes
uence of set theory on the rest of mathematics was to enable simple constructions of great generality, like cartesian products, quotient sets and power sets, and this involves only very elementary set theory. 1.1. MATHEMATICAL LOGIC: A BRIEF OVERVIEW 3
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