Scottish Book

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The Scottish Book is a famous collection of unsolved mathematical problems compiled by members of the Lwów School of Mathematics in the 1930s and 1940s.

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Scottish Book canonical 4
Księga Szkocka 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf collection of mathematical problems
historical mathematical document
mathematics book
associatedWithCity Lwów
associatedWithCountryAtTheTime Poland
associatedWithCurrentCountry Ukraine
cityOfOrigin Lwów
compiledBy Hugo Steinhaus
Juliusz Schauder
Lwów School of Mathematics
Stanisław Mazur
Stanislaw Ulam
surface form: Stanisław Ulam

Stefan Banach
Władysław Orlicz
other members of the Lwów School of Mathematics
compiledInDecade 1930s
1940s
contains problems with monetary prizes
problems with prize of a live goose
unsolved mathematical problems
countryOfOriginAtTheTime Poland
culturalSignificance icon of collaborative problem posing in mathematics
symbol of the Lwów School of Mathematics
currentHolder Mathematical Institute of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Wrocław
currentLocation Wrocław
surface form: Wrocław, Poland
englishEditionEditor R. Daniel Mauldin
englishEditionPublicationYear 1981
englishEditionPublisher Birkhäuser
field complex analysis
differential equations
functional analysis
geometry
mathematics
measure theory
probability theory
real analysis
set theory
topology
hasAlternativeName Scottish Book
surface form: Księga Szkocka
hasEnglishEdition The Scottish Book: Mathematics from the Scottish Café
hasNotablePrize live goose for solving Mazur’s Problem 153
influenced Polish School of Mathematics
surface form: Polish school of mathematics

development of functional analysis
problem-book tradition in mathematics
inspired Scottish Book-style problem lists in other mathematical communities
keptAt Scottish Café
language Polish
locatedIn Scottish Café
medium notebook
notableProblem Banach–Tarski paradox related problems
Mazur’s problem on bases in Banach spaces
Ulam stability
surface form: Ulam’s stability problem

problems on Banach spaces
problems on measure-preserving transformations
numberOfProblems over 190
originalNotebookPages approximately 193
survivedWorldWarII true

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Scottish Book hasAlternativeName Scottish Book
this entity surface form: Księga Szkocka
Scottish Café hasWork Scottish Book