Category:Philosophy of mathematics Information

A

• ► Ancient Greek philosophy of mathematics‎ (2 C)

C

• ► Concepts in the philosophy of mathematics‎ (1 C, 4 P)

F

• ► Formalism (deductive)‎ (2 C, 7 P)

I

• ► Infinity‎ (7 C, 53 P)

L

• ► Mathematical logic‎ (31 C, 166 P)

M

• ► Mathematical objects‎ (9 C, 5 P)
• ► Mathematics and mysticism‎ (4 C, 1 P)

P

• ► Mathematical paradoxes‎ (4 C, 33 P)
• ► Philosophers of mathematics‎ (1 C, 128 P)
• ► Philosophy of computer science‎ (1 C, 5 P)
• ► Philosophy of mathematics literature‎ (22 P)

S

• ► Philosophy of statistics‎ (1 C, 15 P)
• ► Structuralism (philosophy of mathematics)‎ (5 P)

T

• ► Theories of deduction‎ (6 C, 28 P)

V

• ► Validity (statistics)‎ (26 P)

• Philosophy of mathematics

A

• Absolute Infinite
• Abstract and concrete
• Actual infinity
• Analysis
• Arithmetization of analysis
• Ars inveniendi

B

• Bayesian probability
• Bayesian program synthesis
• Benacerraf's identification problem
• Bloch's principle

C

• Rudolf Carnap
• Centipede mathematics
• Computer-assisted proof
• Controversy over Cantor's theory

D

• Definitions of mathematics

E

• Philosophy of mathematics education
• Ethics in mathematics

F

• Formalism (philosophy of mathematics)
• Foundations of mathematics
• Functional decomposition

H

• Hume's principle

I

• Impredicativity
• Infinity
• Informal mathematics
• Intuitionism

L

• Language of mathematics
• Limitation of size
• Logical harmony
• Logical reasoning
• Logicomix

M

• Mathematical beauty
• Mathematical folklore
• Mathematical monism
• Mathematical practice
• Mathematicism
• Multiverse (set theory)
• Mutual exclusivity

N

• No free lunch theorem

O

• Object of the mind

P

• Paraconsistent mathematics
• Philosophy of logic
• Platonic idealism
• Pseudomathematics
• Psychologism
• Pythagoras

Q

• Quasi-empirical method
• Quasi-empiricism in mathematics

R

• Reality
• Relationship between mathematics and physics

S

• Structuralism (philosophy of mathematics)

U

• Ultrafinitism

W

• Weyl's tile argument
• Ludwig Wittgenstein's philosophy of mathematics