Are there any modern books on partition relations for cardinals/the partition calculus? I've seen several sources say it's a very active field of infinitary combinatorics, but the only book on it I can find is Erdős' original Partition Relations For Cardinals. I don't know if it's just me, but I found it to be a rather difficult read. Are there any other introductory books on the partition calculus, that possibly reflect the state of modern research?
2026-03-27 03:59:16.1774583956
Modern/introductory books on partition relations/partition calculus?
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