Through a series of case studies, this volume examines these axioms to prove particular theorems in core mathematical areas.
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Stephen G. Simpson is a mathematician and professor at Pennsylvania State University. The winner of the Grove Award for Interdisciplinary Research Initiation, Simpson specializes in research involving mathematical logic, foundations of mathematics, and combinatorics.
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