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Volume 13 - Issue 184 - October 1926

Contents

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Research Article

  • Mathematical Logic*

  • F. P. Ramsey
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    03 November 2016, pp. 185-194

  • I have been asked to speak about developments in Mathematical Logic since the publication of Principia Mathematica, and I think it would be most interesting if, instead of describing various definite improvements of detail, I were to discuss in outline the work which has been done on entirely different lines, and claims to supersede altogether the position taken up by Whitehead and Russell, as to the nature of mathematics and its logical foundations.

Other

Research Article

  • Note on the Teaching of Analytical Geometries

  • A. Robson
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    03 November 2016, pp. 197-198

  • In his very interesting article on Asymptotes in the May Gazette, Prof. Nunn points out that the mathematician often asserts that a line always meets a conic in two points which may be at infinity, and that teachers and text-books dwell too little upon the fact that the word “point” is used in widely different senses.

Mathematical Notes

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