'The book under review is a self-contained exposition of the foundations of logarithmic geometry and would serve as a standard textbook for graduate students on this subject. The approach is scheme-theoretic, therefore the reader only needs to have a basic knowledge of algebraic geometry.' Yigeng Zhao, zbMATH
1. The geometry of monoids; 2. Sheaves of monoids; 3. Logarithmic schemes; 4. Differentials and smoothness; 5. Betti and de Rham cohomology.