Titlebook: Was ist Mathematik?; Richard Courant,Herbert Robbins Book 1992Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1992 Ableitung.Algebra.Arit

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nder the influence of Franz Brentano, who grounded philosophy in descriptive introspective psychology. Husserl’s first major publication—. from 1891—can be regarded as an application of Brentano’s philosophical method to foundational problems in mathematics. Husserl published the . in two volumes in

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Projektive Geometrie. Axiomatik. Nichteuklidische Geometrien,algebraischen Technik. Diese Methode hat eine tiefgreifende Wandlung in der mathematischen Wissenschaft herbeigeführt, aus der sich eine Zusammenfassung der Geometrie, der Analysis und der Algebra zu einer organischen Einheit ergeben hat.