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 NERFINISHED
Paul Bernays NERFINISHED
coAuthorRole David Hilbert was the leading proponent of the Hilbert program NERFINISHED
Paul Bernays contributed detailed technical development and editing NERFINISHED
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 NERFINISHED
consistency problem for arithmetic
formalization of logical inference rules
subject Hilbert program NERFINISHED
axiomatic method
completeness questions
consistency proofs
finitism
formal systems
formalization of mathematics
metamathematics
primitive recursive arithmetic
proof calculi
syntactic consistency
titleTranslation Foundations of Mathematics NERFINISHED

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Paul Bernays coAuthored Grundlagen der Mathematik