Titlebook: Hilbert; Constance Reid Book 1970 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1970 Endlichkeit.Logik.Mathematica.Mathematik.Philosophie

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Youth,The fortuitous combination of genes that produces an unusually gifted individual was effected by Otto Hilbert and his wife Maria sometime in the spring of 1861; and on January 23, 1862, at one o’clock in the afternoon, their first child was born in Wehlau, near K?nigsberg, the capital of East Prussia. They named him David.

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Friends and Teachers,It was Hilbert’s good fortune that the university in his native city, although far from the center of things in Berlin, was in its scientific tradition one of the most distinguished universities in Germany.

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Paris,On the train to Paris, Hilbert had the good luck to be in the same compartment with a student from the école Polytechnique who knew all the French mathematicians “at least from having looked at them.” But in Paris, of necessity, he had to join forces with the disagreeable Study, who was already established there, also on Klein’s recommendation.

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,Gordan’s Problem,Hilbert was resolved that as a docent he would educate himself as well as his students through his choice of subjects and that he would not repeat lectures, as many docents did. At the same time, on the daily walk to the apple tree, he and Hurwitz set for themselves the goal of “a systematic exploration” of mathematics.