Stetigkeit und irrationale Zahlen

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"Stetigkeit und irrationale Zahlen" is Richard Dedekind’s seminal 1872 work in which he rigorously defines real numbers and continuity via Dedekind cuts, laying a foundation for modern analysis.

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instanceOf book
mathematical treatise
work on real analysis
author Richard Dedekind NERFINISHED
authorBelongsToSchool arithmetization of analysis
contribution first rigorous definition of real numbers via cuts
formalization of continuity using order completeness
countryOfOrigin Germany
defines irrational number
real number
field mathematical analysis
mathematics
number theory
focusesOn logical foundations of continuity
rigorous construction of the real numbers
hasForm essay
historicalPeriod 19th-century mathematics
importance foundational work in the theory of real numbers
seminal text in modern analysis
influenced axiomatic treatment of real numbers
foundations of mathematics
modern real analysis
introducesConcept Dedekind cut NERFINISHED
keyConcept completeness of the real line
continuity of the number line
cut in the rational numbers
partition of the rational numbers
language German
mainSubject Dedekind cuts NERFINISHED
continuity
foundations of analysis
real numbers
originalTitle Stetigkeit und irrationale Zahlen
publicationYear 1872
publisherType mathematical journal or proceedings
relatedConcept completeness axiom
least upper bound property
real number line
relatedWork Was sind und was sollen die Zahlen? NERFINISHED
timeRequiredForDevelopment late 19th century formalization of analysis
usesMethod order-theoretic approach
set-theoretic construction

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Richard Dedekind notableWork Stetigkeit und irrationale Zahlen