This book is based on a graduate course given by the author at the University of Wisconsin. It presents an exposition of basic material from descriptive set theory (the general theory of Borel sets and projective sets), leading up to a new proof of Louveau s separation theorem for analytic sets. It assumes some background in mathematical logic and set theory, and will be of interest to reseachers and advanced students in these areas as well as in mathematical analysis.
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'Miller includes interesting historical material and references. His taste for slick, elegant proofs makes the book pleasant to read. The author makes good use of his sense of humor ... Most readers will enjoy the comments, footnotes, and jokes scattered throughout the book.' Studia Logica
These notes develop the theory of descriptive sets, leading up to a new proof of Louveau's separation theorem for analytic sets. A first course in mathematical logic and set theory is assumed, making this book suitable for advanced students and researchers.
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