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As I understand it, 'N. Bourbaki' was the pseudonym of a collective of French mathematicians. How, then, did 'it' give a conference talk in Columbus, Ohio in 1948conference talk1 in Columbus, Ohio in 1948?


1 N. Bourbaki, Foundations of mathematics for the working mathematician [DOI], The Journal of Symbolic Logic, Volume 14, Number 1, March 1949.

As I understand it, 'N. Bourbaki' was the pseudonym of a collective of French mathematicians. How, then, did 'it' give a conference talk in Columbus, Ohio in 1948?

As I understand it, 'N. Bourbaki' was the pseudonym of a collective of French mathematicians. How, then, did 'it' give a conference talk1 in Columbus, Ohio in 1948?


1 N. Bourbaki, Foundations of mathematics for the working mathematician [DOI], The Journal of Symbolic Logic, Volume 14, Number 1, March 1949.

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As I understand it, 'N. Bourbaki' was the pseudonym of a collective of French mathematicians. How, then, did 'it' give a conference talkconference talk in Columbus, Ohio in 1948?

https://www.jstor.org/stable/2268971

As I understand it, 'N. Bourbaki' was the pseudonym of a collective of French mathematicians. How, then, did 'it' give a conference talk?

As I understand it, 'N. Bourbaki' was the pseudonym of a collective of French mathematicians. How, then, did 'it' give a conference talk in Columbus, Ohio in 1948?

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How did 'N. Bourbaki' address a conference?

https://www.jstor.org/stable/2268971

As I understand it, 'N. Bourbaki' was the pseudonym of a collective of French mathematicians. How, then, did 'it' give a conference talk?