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Many Students Have Trouble The First Time They Take A Mathematics Course In Which Proofs Play A Significant Role. This Book Will Prepare Students For Such Courses By Teaching Them Techniques For Writing And Reading Proofs. No Background Beyond High School Mathematics Is Assumed. The Book Begins With Logic And Set Theory, To Familiarize Students With The Language Of Mathematics And How It Is Interpreted. This Understanding Of The Language Of Mathematics Serves As The Basis For A Detailed Discussion Of The Most Important Techniques Used In Proofs, When And How To Use Them, And How They Are Combined To Produce Complex Proofs. Material On The Natural Numbers, Relations, Functions, And Infinite Sets Provides Practice In Writing And Reading Proofs, As Well As Supplying Background That Will Be Valuable In Most Theoretical Mathematics Courses.--jacket. 1. Sentential Logic. 1.1. Deductive Reasoning And Logical Connectives. 1.2. Truth Tables. 1.3. Variables And Sets. 1.4. Operations On Sets. 1.5. The Conditional And Biconditional Connectives -- 2. Quantificational Logic. 2.1. Quantifiers. 2.2. Equivalences Involving Quantifiers. 2.3. More Operations On Sets -- 3. Proofs. 3.1. Proof Strategie
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- Author
- Velleman, Daniel J.
- Publisher
- Cambridge University; Cambridge University Press; Brand: Cambridge University Press
- Published
- 1994
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780521441162
- Category
- mathematics
- Subjects
- Mathematics, Stem
- Rating
- 4.21 / 5 (504 ratings)
- Updated
- 2026-03-13
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