Shelah's Archive

We would like to acknowledge the support of Department of Mathematics, University of Nebraska at Omaha and of Institute of Discrete Mathematics and Geometry, Technische Universität Wien More information about the history and the people behind this archive is available.

You can find here

• a list of Shelah's papers ("listb") in HTML (Hypertext) Format (authors and titles only, with links to pdf files, abstracts, and arXiv).
• Information about Shelah's books ("lista").
• Lists of Shelah's coauthors:
  • An html list of Shelah's coauthors, each name linked to a list of his/her papers with Shelah, and (if we know about it), to his/her home page.
  • a short file in plain TeX listing Shelah's coauthors (plus pdf file),
• a list of recent changes.
• The hyperlinked list in (relatively) short pieces, each about 15-35K:
  • 1-99
  • 100-199
  • 200-299
  • 300-399
  • 400-499
  • 500-599
  • 600-699
  • 700-799
  • 800-899
  • 900-9xx
  • 1000-10xx
• The same list of papers (listb) in various other formats (.bib, .dvi etc).
• Other bibliographical information (such as the ``F-list'' and the ``X-list''):
  • lists A,B,C,D,E,F with a few links to pdf files, including:
  • Shelah's 1991 article on Future of Set Theory (E16), now not only as pdf file, but also converted to html.
  • Slides from Shelah's talk at the 6th European Congress of Mathematics (Kraków, 2012)
  • The paper E12 -- Analytical guide and corrections to 'Cardinal Arithmetic' [Sh:g]
  • Some .bib files
• TeXnical Information for Shelah's co-authors

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Here is some information on copyright, a very short example that shows how you can use a BiBTeX file, (with various Tex dialects, including plain tex, and AmSTeX).

Other links

• Wikipedia now has an entry for Shelah not only in English since 2003, but also (since 2004) in Hebrew 2004 and Hungarian. (Köszönöm, Peter!) Shorter versions in Polish Czech, French, German, Italian, and Japanese were added in 2005, Swedish in 2006, Spanish in 2008, Portuguese and Slovak in 2010, and Russian in 2011.
• Los Alamos preprint archive (xxx). Many of Shelah's papers are already available there. xxx is rather large, since it contains a large number of papers in physics. If you are only interested in the mathematical part, try instead the ...
• ... UC Davis front end for the xxx mathematics archive, which has much better search facilities.
  
• There are other logicians in Israel, too! And around the world!

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