Dedekind's Abstract Concepts: Models and Mappings

Philosophia Mathematica (3):nku021 (2014)
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Abstract

Dedekind's mathematical work is integral to the transformation of mathematics in the nineteenth century and crucial for the emergence of structuralist mathematics in the twentieth century. We investigate the essential components of what Emmy Noether called, his ‘axiomatic standpoint’: abstract concepts, models, and mappings.

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Dirk Schlimm
McGill University
Wilfried Sieg
Carnegie Mellon University

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