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This project aims to make Kurt Gödel's previously inaccessible notes available for future research in logic and philosophy. By interpreting these notes, the project seeks to shed light on Gödel's contributions and their relevance to contemporary logical problems.
Research in logic and foundations of mathematics received an enormous impact through the incompleteness theorems that Kurt Gödel published in 1931.
They are among the most iconic scientific achievements of the 20th century.
These results led to the development of true formal systems and to the notions of formal languages and algorithmic computability that are connected to such names as Alonzo Church and Alan Turing.
The said notions are the direct basis on which the first programming languages a…
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