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نویسندگان: William D. Brewer
سری: Springer Biographies
ISBN (شابک) : 0465026567, 9780465026562
ناشر: Springer
سال نشر: 2022
تعداد صفحات: 500
زبان: English
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود)
حجم فایل: 14 مگابایت
در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب Kurt Gödel: The Genius of Metamathematics به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
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Preface Yet Another Gödel Biography!? Notes Acknowledgments Contents About the Author 1 Prologue Notes 2 La Belle Époque in Brünn Notes 3 School Days. A New Nation Elementary School High School Mathematics and Philosophy World War I and the End of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Notes 4 Student Life. Moving to Vienna The University The ‘First Vienna Circle’ The Vienna Circle (Wiener Kreis) Gödel’s ‘Turn’ to Metamathematics Notes 5 Private Life in Vienna Relationship with Adele The Occult and Esoterica The Fateful Year 1929 Notes 6 An Introduction to Mathematical Logic Geometry Example Proofs Pythagoras’ Theorem Aristotle’s Logic Paradoxes Modern Developments Formal Logic Set Theory, Infinities: Georg Cantor The Twentieth Century Notes 7 Gödel’s Doctoral Thesis, 1928–30: The Completeness of First-Order Logic Antecedents First-Order Logic The Thesis Gödel’s Proof of Completeness The Compactness Theorem The Intellectual Setting of Gödel’s Thesis The Brouwer-Hilbert Controversy Tales of Bernays, Post and Henkin Notes 8 The Mathematician in Vienna. The Incompleteness Theorems Hilbert’s Second Problem The Königsberg Conference Gödel’s Proof Gödel Numbering Using the Gödel Numbers Some Amusing Comments The Second Incompleteness Theorem Response to the Incompleteness Theorems Gödel after Publication of the Incompleteness Theorems Gödel’s Habilitation Notes 9 Matters of Health Early Years After 1930 First Breakdown Princeton Redux The Disastrous Year 1936 Back to Work: 1937 The Ostmark—1938/39 Princeton, 1938—Notre Dame, 1939 A Brief and Hectic Interlude in Vienna Back to Princeton—For Good! A Safe Haven at the IAS The 1950s and 60s The Beginning of the End Conclusions: Gödel’s Health Gödel and Asperger Notes 10 A Sojourn Abroad, 1933/34 Princeton and the Founding of the IAS The Institute for Advanced Study (IAS) Buildings and Grounds Gödel’s First Stay at the IAS Lectures on Incompleteness Returning to Vienna: The Political Scene in Germany and Austria Notes 11 Transition Years, 1935–39—A Time of Uncertainty Set Theory Gödel in 1935/36 A Lost Year The Death of Moritz Schlick Recovering—1937. Set Theory, Continued Private Life The Fateful Year—1938 Princeton And Notre Dame, 1938/39 Leaving Grinzing—And Vienna Notes 12 Computability: Post, Gödel, Church, Turing (and Many Others) Gödel’s Contribution Post’s Later Work Mind and Machine—Intelligent Machines and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Notes 13 1940: A Long Journey Eastward to the West The Trans-Siberian Railway as an Escape Route from Fascist Europe Notes 14 Princeton. Settling in at the IAS. Gödel in America, 1940s The Viennese Diaspora Gödel’s Chapter on Bertrand Russell’s Logic, 1944. Philosophical Works Friendship with Albert Einstein The Later 1940s Private Life in Princeton An Excursion into Physics Notes 15 A Bizarre Birthday Present: Gödel’s Universe Einstein’s Relativity Theory Theories of Gravity Fields and Potentials—Electrostatics and Newtonian Gravitation Gödel’s Universe—Relativity and Cosmology Gödel’s Cosmology, and his Philosophy of Time Light Cones, Time Travel, and Geodesics in Gödel’s Universe The Philosophy of Time Kurt Gödel: Mathematician, Philosopher, Physicist Notes 16 The 1950s. Disciples—Recognition. The Disciples of the Master Gödel’s Honors and Awards The Gibbs Lecture, 1951 Herr Professor Dr. Gödel The Carnap Book Bernays and the Dielectica Paper Losses Gödel’s ‘Other Disciples’ Private Life Notes 17 The 1960s. Fame and Seclusion The ‘Theological Correspondence’ Publications and Writings, Honors Later Disciples: Cohen and Tennenbaum Notes 18 Gödel’s Last Years—Philosophy, Set Theory, Logic Gödel’s Ontological Proof The Continuum Hypothesis Gödel and Abraham Robinson Gödel’s Philosophy The Final Year—January 1977–January 1978 Notes 19 Gödel’s Legacy Notes 20 Epilogue Notes Appendix A: Publications by Kurt Gödel Appendix B: Literature About Kurt Gödel Appendix C: Publications by the CBPF Group on Gödel’s Universe 1978–2018 References Index