Modern Infinitesimals as a Tool to Match Intuitive and Formal Reasoning in Analysis: Dedicated to the Memory of G. Reeb and J. L. Callot [Book Review]

Synthese 134 (1/2):325 - 351 (2003)
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We discuss various ways, which have been plainly justified in the second half of the twentieth century, to introduce infinitesimals, and we consider the new style of reasoning in mathematical analysis that they allow

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