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History and philosophy of mathematics, biographies of mathematicians, mathematics education, recreational mathematics, communication of mathematics.
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What was Hilbert's view of Gödel's Incompleteness Theorems?
According to Solomon Feferman, in his slide presentation "Three Problems for Mathematics", Hilbert wrote (in regards to Gödel's second incompleteness theorem):
...the end goal [is] to establish as …
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Hausdorff and Naive Set Theory
Erhard Scholz, in his article "Felix Hausdorff and the Hausdorff edition" writes the following:
"Hausdorff considered the contemporary attempts to secure axiomatic foundations for set theory as prema …
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Why are real-valued measurable cardinals never explicitly mentioned in Gödel's "What is Cant...
It is a matter of mathematical folklore that Gödel "entertained the idea of so called stronger axioms of infinity deciding $CH$...." (this quote from Radek Honzik's paper, "Large cardinals and the Co …
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Hilbert's alleged proof of the Continuum Hypothesis in "On the Infinite"
As is known, Hilbert attempted a proof sketch of the Continuum Hypothesis in the latter part of his paper, "On the Infinite". It is also known that it is false.
Has there ever been a published analy …
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What are the sense and reference of the propositions $R \notin R$, $R \in R$, where $R=\{x \...
In the paper,
Aldo Antonelli and Robert May, Frege's new science, Notre Dame J. Form. Log. 41 (2000), no. 3, 242–-270, MR 1943495.
the authors give the following quote of Frege, from his paper "Ü …
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A Question Regarding Boolean-valued Models
What were the intuitions motivating the creation (or discovery, if you will) of Boolean-valued models? I have searched for the Scott-Solovay paper on the subject, but to no avail. There also seems to …
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