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English: Faksimile of Hilbert's quote about Cantor's paradise, David Hilbert (1926). Mathematische Annalen 95 (1): 161-190. Here: p.170. English translation of the German text: From the paradise that Cantor created for us no-one shall be able to expel us. |
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| Author | David Hilbert |
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