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Number theorists / Bertrand Russell / Epistemology / Impredicativity / Hermann Weyl / Axiom of reducibility / Logicism / Type theory / Intuitionism / Mathematics / Philosophy of mathematics / Mathematical logic
Date: 2002-06-21 21:36:56
Number theorists
Bertrand Russell
Epistemology
Impredicativity
Hermann Weyl
Axiom of reducibility
Logicism
Type theory
Intuitionism
Mathematics
Philosophy of mathematics
Mathematical logic

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