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Classical Descriptive Set Theory

Aus der Reihe Graduate Texts in Mathematics

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21.12.2011

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404

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645 g

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Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1995

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Englisch

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978-1-4612-8692-9

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Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

21.12.2011

Verlag

Springer Us

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404

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23.5/15.5/2.4 cm

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645 g

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Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1995

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-4612-8692-9

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  • I Polish Spaces.- 1. Topological and Metric Spaces.- 1.A Topological Spaces.- 1.B Metric Spaces.- 2. Trees.- 2.A Basic Concepts.- 2.B Trees and Closed Sets.- 2.C Trees on Produtcs.- 2.D Leftmost Branches.- 2.E Well-founded Trees and Rank.- 2.F The Well-founded Part of a Tree.- 2.G The Kleene-Brouwer Ordering.- 3. Polish Spaces.- 3.A Definitions and Examples.- 3.B Extensions of Continuous Functions and Homeomorphisms.- 3.C Polish Subspaces of Polish Spaces.- 4. Compact Metrizable Spaces.- 4.A Basic Facts.- 4.B Examples.- 4.C A Universality Property of the Hilbert Cube.- 4.D Continuous Images of the Cantor Space.- 4.E The Space of Continuous Functions on a Compact Space.- 4.F The Hyperspace of Compact Sets.- 5. Locally Compact Spaces.- 6. Perfect Polish Spaces.- 6.A Embedding the Cantor Space in Perfect Polish Spaces.- 6.B The Cantor-Bendixson Theorem.- 6.C Cantor-Bendixson Derivatives and Ranks.- 7.Zero-dimensional Spaces.- 7.A Basic Facts.- 7.B A Topological Characterization of the Cantor Space.- 7.C A Topological Characterization of the Baire Space.- 7.D Zero-dimensional Spaces aa Subspaces of the Baire Space.- 7.F Polish Spaces as Continuous Images of the Baire Space.- 7.F Closed Subsets Homcomorphic to the Baire Space.- 8. Baire Category.- 8.A Meager Sets.- 8.B Baire Spaces.- 8.C Choquet Games and Spaces.- 8.D Strong Choquet Games and Spaces.- 8.E A Characterization of Polish Spaces.- 8.F Sets with the Baire Property.- 8.G Localization.- 8.H The Banach-Mazur Game.- 8.I Baire Measurable Functions.- 8.J Category Quantifiers.- 8.K The Kuratowski-Ulam Theorem.- 8.L Some Applications.- 8.M Separate and Joint Continuity.- 9. Polish Groups.- 9.A Metrizable and Polish Groups.- 9.B Examples of Polish Groups.- 9.C Basic Facts about Baire Groups and Their Actions.- 9.D Universal Polish Groups.- II Borel Sets.- 10. Measurable Spaces and Functions.- 10.A Sigma-Algebras and Their Generators.- 10.B Measurable Spaces and Functions.- 11. Borel Sets and Functions.- 11.A Borel Sets in Topological Spaces.- 11.B The Borel Hierarchy.- 11.C Borel Functions.- 12. Standard Borel Spaces.- 12.A Borel Sets and Functions in Separable Metrizable Spaces.- 12.B Standard Borel Spaces.- 12.C The Effros Borel Space.- 12.D An Application to Selectors.- 12.E Further Examples.- 12.F Standard Borel Groups.- 13. Borel Sets as Clopen Sets.- 13.A Turning Borel into Clopen Sets.- 13.B Other Representations of Borel Sets.- 13.C Turning Borel into Continuous Functions.- 14. Analytic Sets and the Separation Theorem.- 14.A Basic Facts about Analytic Sets.- 14.B The Lusin Separation Theorem.- 14.C Sousliri’s Theorem.- 15. Borel Injections and Isomorphisms.- 15.A Borel Injective Images of Borel Sets.- 15.B The Isomorphism Theorem.- 15.C Homomorphisms of Sigma-Algebras Induced by Point Maps.- 15.D Some Applications to Group Actions.- 16. Borel Sets and Baire Category.- 16.A Borel Definability of Category Notions.- 16.B The Vaught Transforms.- 16.C Connections with Model Theory.- 16.D Connections with Cohen’s Forcing Method.- 17. Borel Sets and Measures.- 17.A General Facts on Measures.- 17.B Borel Measures.- 17.C Regularity and Tightness of Measures.- 17.D Lusin’s Theorem on Measurable Functions.- 17.E The Space of Probability Borel Measures.- 17.F The Isomorphism Theorem for Measures.- 18. Uniformization Theorems.- 18.A The Jankov, von Neumann Uniformization Theorem.- 18.B “Large Section” Uniformization Results.- 18.C “Small Section” Uniformization Results.- 18.D Selectors and Transversals.- 19. Partition Theorems.- 19.A Partitions with a Comeager or Non-meager Piece.- 19.B A Ramsey Theorem for Polish Spaces.- 19.C The Galvin-Prikry Theorem.- 19.D Ramsey Sets and the Ellentuck Topology.- 19.E An Application to Banach Space Theory.- 20. Borel Determinacy.- 20.A Infinite Games.- 20.B Determinacy of Closed Games.- 20.C Borel Determinacy.- 20.D Game Quantifiers.- 21. Games People Play.- 21.A The *-Games.- 21.B Unfolding.- 21.C The Banach-Mazur or **-Games.- 21.D The General Unfolded Banach-Mazur Games.- 21.E Wadge Games.- 21.F Separation Games and Hurewicz’s Theorem.- 21.G Turing Degrees.- 22. The Borel Hierarchy.- 22. A Universal Sets.- 22.B The Borel versus the Wadge Hierarchy.- 22.C Structural Properties.- 22.D Additional Results.- 22.E The Difference Hierarchy.- 23. Some Examples.- 23.A Combinatorial Examples.- 23.B Classes of Compact Sets.- 23.C Sequence Spaces.- 23.D Classes of Continuous Functions.- 23.E Uniformly Convergent Sequences.- 23.F Some Universal Sets.- 23.G Further Examples.- 24. The Baire Hierarchy.- 24.A The Baire Classes of Functions.- 24.B Functions of Baire Class 1.- III Analytic Sets.- 25. Representations of Analytic Sets.- 25.A Review.- 25.B Analytic Sets in the Baire Space.- 25.C The Souslin Operation.- 25.D Wellordered Unions and Intersections of Borel Sets.- 25. E Analytic Sets as Open Sets in Strong Choquet Spaces.- 26. Universal and Complete Sets.- 26.A Universal Analytic Sets.- 26.B Analytic Determinacy.- 26.C Complete Analytic Sets.- 26.D Classification up to Borel Isomorphism.- 27. Examples.- 27.A The Class of Ill-founded Trees.- 27.B Classes of Closed Sets.- 27.C Classes of Structures in Model Theory.- 27.D Isomorphism.- 27.E Some Universal Sets.- 27.F Miscellanea.- 28. Separation Theorems.- 28.A The Lusin Separation Theorem Revisited.- 28.B The Novilcov Separation Theorem.- 28.C Borel Sets with Open or Closed Sections.- 28.D Some Special Separation Theorems.- 28.E “Hurewicz-Type” Separation Theorems.- 29. Regularity Properties.- 29.A The Perfect Set Property.- 29.B Measure. Category, and Ramsey.- 29.C A Closure Property for the Souslin Operation.- 29.D The Class of C-Sets.- 29.E Analyticity of “Largeness” Conditions on Analytic Sets.- 30. Capacities.- 30.A The Basic Concept.- 30.B Examples.- 30.C The Choquet Capacitability Theorem.- 31. Analytic Well-founded Relations.- 31.A Bounds on Ranks of Analytic Well-founded Relations.- 31.B The Kunen-Martin Theorem.- IV Co-Analytic Sets.- 32. Review.- 32.A Basic Facts.- 32.B Representations of Co-Analytic Sets.- 32.C Regularity Properties.- 33. Examples.- 33.A Well-founded Trees and Wellorderings.- 33.B Classes of Closed Sets.- 33.C Sigma-ldoals of Compact Sets.- 33.D Differentiable Functions.- 33.E Everywhere Convergence.- 33.F Parametrizing Baire Class 1 Functions.- 33.G A Method for Proving Completeness.- 33.H Singular Functions.- 33.I Topological Examples.- 33.J Homeomorphisms of Compact Spaces.- 33.K Classes of Separable Banach Spaces.- 33.L Other Examples.- 34. Co-Analytic Ranks.- 34.A Ranks and Prewellorderings.- 34.B Ranked Classes.- 34.C Co-Analytic Ranks.- 34.D Derivatives.- 34.E Co-Analytic Ranks Associated with Borel Derivatives.- 34.F Examples.- 35. Rank Theory.- 35.A Basic Properties of Ranked Classes.- 35.B Parametrizing Bi-Analytic and Borel Sets.- 35.C Reflection Theorems.- 35.D Boundedness Properties of Ranks.- 35.E The Rank Method.- 35.F The Strategic Uniformization Theorem.- 35.G Co-Analytic Families of Closed Sets and Their Sigma-Ideals.- 35.H Borel Sots with F? and K? Sections.- 36. Scales and Uniformiiatiou.- 36.A Kappa-Souslin Sets.- 36.B Scales.- 36.C Sealed Classes and Urniformization.- 36.D The Novikov-Kondô Uniformization Theorem.- 36.E Regularity Properties of Uniformizing Functions.- 36.F Uniforniizing Co-Analytic Sets with Large Sections.- 36.G Examples of Co-Analytic Scales.- V Projective Sets.- 37. The Projective Hierarchy.- 37.A Basic Facts.- 37.B Examples.- 38. Projective Determinacy.- 38.A The Second Level of the Projective Hierarchy.- 38.B Projective Determinacy.- 38.C Regularity Properties.- 39. The Periodicity Theorems.- 39.A Periodicity in the Projective Hierarchy.- 39.B The First Periodicity Theorem.- 39.C The Second Periodicity Theorem.- 39.D The Third Periodicity Theorem.- 40. Epilogue.- 40.A Extensions of the Projective Hierarchy.- 40.B Effective Descriptive Set Theory.- 40.C Large Cardinals.- 40.D Connections to Other Areas of Mathematics.- Appendix A. Ordinals and Cardinals.- Appendix B. Well-founded Relations.- Appendix C. On Logical Notation.- Notes and Hints.- References.- Symbols and Abbreviations.