Books on NBG Axiomatic Set Theory

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For those seeking resources on NBG axiomatic set theory, "Set Theory" by Jech is highly recommended, as it includes a dedicated chapter on the topic. This book is considered one of the best in the field of set theory. Participants in the discussion express appreciation for Jech's work and its clarity. Additional recommendations may be sought, but Jech's text stands out as a key resource. Overall, "Set Theory" by Jech is a valuable starting point for studying NBG axiomatic set theory.
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Hi!
I am looking for a text concerned with NBG axiomatic set theory( Neumann-Bernays-Godel).
Could you recommend some books related with it?
 
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Hi gotjrgkr! :smile:

The wonderful text "Set theory" by Jech has a chapter on NBG. It is one of the best books on set theory that I know of.
 
Thank you!
 
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