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Peano

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[pee-ah-noh, pe-ah-naw] / piˈɑ noʊ, pɛˈɑ nɔ /

noun

  1. Giuseppe 1858–1932, Italian mathematician.


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But in 1931, Gödel showed that no such proof can be found within Peano arithmetic itself.

From Nature Jul. 2, 2014

The basis for “The Hilbert Heartbreak Hotel” is a set of axioms about integers, or whole numbers, proposed by the Italian mathematician Giuseppe Peano in the late nineteenth century.

From Nature Jul. 2, 2014

The fractal globule was first described by an Italian mathematician called Guiseppe Peano in 1890, but it was completely theoretical.

From Scientific American Jun. 8, 2011

Even these three can be explained by means of the notions of relation and class; but this requires the Logic of Relations, which Professor Peano has never taken up.

From Mysticism and Logic and Other Essays by Russell, Bertrand

A résumé of the work which has been thus done may be found in the stately volumes of the Principia Mathematica of Whitehead and Russell, or—to a large extent—in the Formulario Matematico of Professor Peano.

From Recent Developments in European Thought by Various

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