Foundations of Mathematics Jt Smith

1. I’ll post outlines such as this at first with the notation “Tentative” on the title line. I’ll revise them after they’re covered in class, and remove that notation. After that, I’ll won’t change them unless I notify you explicitly. Don’t trust hardcopies made before those revisions! 2. Assignment 1 a. Investigate the course Syllabus. b. Turn in to me ASAP a sheet of paper with i. Your e-mail address, if it should differ from the *.sfsu.edu one that I have. ii. A list of relevant courses you’re now enrolled in (I already have your transcript). iii. Any other comments about subjects related to this course, that you might want to consider for a paper topic. c. Investigate the course Bibliography. d. Read Kneebone’s JSL review of Stoll [1963] 1979. e. Investigate Typefaces I Use in Mathematics. f. Read the Basic Set Theory notes. i. You may want to locate and read related material in Stoll [1963] 1979 as referred to in the notes. ii. Prepare to ask questions about them during the second class meeting. In particular, prepare to discuss its routine exercises 1–10,15b,18. iii. Hand in answers to its trivial questions at the beginning of the third class meeting. g. Think about this—we’ll laugh about it during the next two class meetings: