Heinrich Behmann
Mathematician known for foundational work
Mathematician known for foundational work
1970
55 years ago — 79 years old
Thinkers & Philosophers
Germany
Contributed significantly to mathematical logic and set theory. Served in academic roles, shaping future generations of mathematicians. Engaged in research that influenced the development of logic methods and tools during the early 20th century. Fi wrote works that bridged mathematics and philosophy, reflecting on the implications of mathematical foundations.
Developed key concepts in mathematical logic
Published works on set theory
Influenced the field of mathematical foundations
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