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Proofs and mistakes: Their syntactics, semantics, and pragmatics

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Proofs and mistakes: Their syntactics, semantics, and pragmatics

Auteurs : Solomon Marcus [Roumanie]

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Semiotica [ 0037-1998 ] ; 2012-02.

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- topic : Langage de programmation.

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- Abductive approach, Cardinal number, Cognitive, Cognitive models, Color theorem, Computer programs, Computer science, Correctness, Demonstrative text, Demonstrative texts, Everyday life, Finite sets, First half, Formal system, Global understanding, Incompleteness theorem, Infinite hierarchy, Infinite sequence, Integer, Logical positivism, Mathematical analysis, Mathematical community, Mathematical language, Mathematical notions, Mathematician, Mistake, Modeling process, Natural languages, Nicolas bourbaki, Nineteenth century, Other hand, Particular case, Polygonal lines, Positive integer, Positive integers, Possible interpretations, Possible opposites, Pragmatic, Pragmatic aspect, Pragmatic dimension, Pragmatic mistakes, Pragmatics, Programming language, Quantum object, Real function, Real numbers, Respective theorem, Rigor, Scientific community, Scientific theory, Second half, Semantic, Semantic dimension, Semantic mistake, Semantic mistakes, Semantics, Semiotic dimensions, Sharp distinction, Such mistakes, Syntactic, Syntactic component, Syntactic dimension, Syntactic mistakes, Syntactics, True statements, Twentieth century, Variant.
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Abstract

We point out the syntactic, semantic, and pragmatic levels of proofs and of mistakes in mathematics and the increasing difficulties in checking the correctness of a proof. We analyze the role of mistakes in mathematical creativity and we point out the frequency of mistakes (malign or benign) in works opening new ways in science. Significant examples are provided.

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https://api.istex.fr/document/3AD9DA50003F80A6C709B8AF9715698367E82B77/fulltext/pdf

DOI: 10.1515/sem-2012-0010

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Roumanie

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