Roman Sikorski Livres
The book focuses on the set-theoretical aspect of Boolean algebras, emphasizing their role as a generalization of set theory rather than as algebraic structures. It consists of two chapters: the first explores finite Boolean operations, while the second presents a systematic study of infinite Boolean operations, marking a significant contribution to the field. The content is accessible with basic knowledge of set theory and topology, and all theorems are thoroughly proved, making it suitable for readers without prior expertise in lattice theory or abstract algebra.
Diferenciální a integrálný počet funkcí více proměnných, teorie Lebesgueovy míry na varietách.
