Grundlagen der Mathematik

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Grundlagen der Mathematik is a foundational two-volume work in mathematical logic and the philosophy of mathematics, co-authored by David Hilbert and Paul Bernays, that systematically develops proof theory and formalizes large parts of mathematics.

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instanceOf foundational work in the philosophy of mathematics ⓘ
mathematics book ⓘ
work in mathematical logic ⓘ
aim to formalize large parts of classical mathematics ⓘ
to provide a systematic exposition of proof theory ⓘ
approach axiomatic ⓘ
finitistic ⓘ
author David Hilbert ⓘ
Paul Bernays ⓘ
coAuthorRole David Hilbert was the leading proponent of the Hilbert program ⓘ
linked to: David Hilbert

Paul Bernays contributed detailed technical development and editing ⓘ
contains formalization of analysis ⓘ
formalization of arithmetic ⓘ
formalization of set-theoretic reasoning ⓘ
countryOfOrigin Germany ⓘ
field foundations of mathematics ⓘ
mathematical logic ⓘ
proof theory ⓘ
genre technical monograph ⓘ
historicalContext written in the context of the Hilbert program ⓘ
impact classic in the foundations of mathematics literature ⓘ
standard reference in proof theory ⓘ
influenced development of proof theory ⓘ
philosophy of mathematics in the 20th century ⓘ
subsequent work in mathematical logic ⓘ
intendedAudience logicians ⓘ
philosophers of mathematics ⓘ
professional mathematicians ⓘ
language German ⓘ
numberOfVolumes 2 ⓘ
publisherRole published by a German academic publisher ⓘ
relatedTo Gödel incompleteness theorems ⓘ
consistency problem for arithmetic ⓘ
formalization of logical inference rules ⓘ
subject Hilbert program ⓘ
linked to: Hilbert’s program

axiomatic method ⓘ
completeness questions ⓘ
consistency proofs ⓘ
finitism ⓘ
formal systems ⓘ
formalization of mathematics ⓘ
metamathematics ⓘ
primitive recursive arithmetic ⓘ
proof calculi ⓘ
syntactic consistency ⓘ
titleTranslation Foundations of Mathematics ⓘ

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Paul Bernays → coAuthored → Grundlagen der Mathematik ⓘ