num_pages: 131
description: Non-well-founded structures arise in a variety of ways in the semantics of both natural and formal languages. Two examples are non-well-founded situations and non-terminating computational processes. A natural modelling of such structures in set theory requires the use of non-well-founded sets. This text presents the mathematical background to the anti-foundation axiom and related axioms that imply the existence of non-well-founded sets when used in place of the axiom of foundation in axiomatic set theory.
language: English
title: Non-Well-Founded Sets (Volume 14)
titlecomplete: Non-Well-Founded Sets (Volume 14) (Lecture Notes)
genres: Logic, Mathematics
ratings_count: 10
publisher: Center for the Study of Language and Inf