FOM: Boolean near-triviality
Moshe' Machover
moshe.machover at kcl.ac.uk
Mon Mar 16 17:13:46 EST 1998
I have been following the long tortuous exchange about boolean
algebras/rings with incredulous amazement.
In a one-year course that John L Bell and I used to teach here in London to
first-year graduates, this matter was one of the simpler problems that the
students were supposed to solve (with hints provided).
See A Course in Mathematical Logic by Bell and me, Ch. 4, Prob. 2.5.
(North-Holland 1977, reprinted 1986).
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