Formalization of Hilbert's geometry of incidence and parallelism
Synthese 110 (1):127-141 (1997)
| Abstract | Three things are presented: How Hilbert changed the original construction postulates of his geometry into existential axioms; In what sense he formalized geometry; How elementary geometry is formalized to present day's standards. | |||||||||
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