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Dr Thomas Forster

Enlarging One's Stall: Reflections upon Logic's Role within the Growth of Nineteenth Century Mathematics

Mark Wilson does History and Philosophy of Mathematics at Pittsburgh. I have heard him talk about the foundational problems in Nineteenth Century Mathematics *before* the famous ``crisis in foundations'' (the paradoxes etc) that we of course all know

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ClockThursday 02 June 2011, 14:00-15:00

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