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_aWaismann, Fredrich _9317680 |
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| 245 | 0 | _aIntroduction to mathematicals thinking: The formation of concepts in modern mathematics | |
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_aNew York _bHarper & Brothers _c1959 |
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_ax, 260 p. _bIncludes bibliographical reference and index |
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| 520 | _aThis enlightening survey of mathematical concept formation holds a natural appeal to philosophically minded readers, and no formal training in mathematics is necessary to appreciate its clear exposition of mathematic fundamentals. Rather than a system of theorems with completely developed proofs or examples of applications, readers will encounter a coherent presentation of mathematical ideas that begins with the natural numbers and basic laws of arithmetic and progresses to the problems of the real-number continuum and concepts of the calculus. | ||
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_aMathematical theory _9812651 |
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_aMathematics philosophy _9812652 |
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