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نیکلا بورباکی

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نیکلا بورباکی

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Also known as Bourbaki, Bourbaki group, N. Bourbaki

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Nicolas Bourbaki is a collective pseudonym used by a group of mathematicians who collaborated to create influential textbooks and research on pure mathematics. Their work became foundational to modern mathematics education and theory by emphasizing rigorous logical structure and abstract methods across different mathematical fields.

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Named after
Charles-Denis Bourbaki
Formation
10 December 1934 (first unofficial meeting), 10–17 July 1935 (first official, founding conference)
Founders
Henri Cartan Claude Chevalley Jean Coulomb Jean Delsarte Jean Dieudonné Charles Ehresmann Szolem Mandelbrojt René de Possel André Weil
Founded at
Latin Quarter , Paris, France (first unofficial meeting), Besse-en-Chandesse , France (first official, founding conference)
Type
Voluntary association
Purpose
Publication of textbooks in pure mathematics
Headquarters
École Normale Supérieure , Paris
Members
Confidential
Official language
French
Website
Official website
Formerly called
Committee for the Treatise on Analysis

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Wikidata facts

Official name
ASS COLLAB NICOLAS BOURBAKI
Gender
male
Languages spoken
French
Field of work
mathematics
Country
France
Headquarters
rue d'Ulm
Image
NBourbaki 3.png
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topic's main category
Category:Nicolas Bourbaki
Commons category
Bourbaki
inception
1935-00-00
floruit
1950-00-00
native label
Nicolas Bourbaki
members have occupation
mathematician
statutory purpose
Toutes études, recherches et travaux en vue de l'avancement des sciences mathématiques; la publication et la communication des travaux des membres de l'association dans toutes revues et à toutes académies ou sociétés savantes, publiés sous le pseudonyme de N. Bourbaki, notamment de l'ouvrage intitulé "Éléments de Mathématique par N. Bourbaki"; l'organisation de conférences et congrès; la participation des délégués de l'association à des manifestations similaires; la prise de contact avec toutes personnalités, écoles, universités françaises ou étrangères poursuivant des recherches mathématiques
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