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|t Basics of set theory --
|t Axiomatic set theory --
|t Why axiomatic set theory? --
|t The language and the basic axioms --
|t Relations, functions, and Cartesian product --
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|t Functions and the replacement scheme axiom --
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|t Fundamental tools of set theory --
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|t Closed sets and Borel sets --
|t Lebesgue-measurable sets and sets with the Baire property --
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