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The Structuralist Mathematical Style: Bourbaki as a case study
In Claudio Ternullo Gianluigi Oliveri (ed.), Boston Studies in the Philosophy and the History of Science. New York, État de New York, États-Unis: pp. 199-231 (2022)
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In this paper, we look at Bourbaki’s work as a case study for the notion of mathematical style. We argue that indeed Bourbaki exemplifies a mathematical style, namely the structuralist style.Author's Profile
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