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Jan Lukasiewicz
(1878-1956) - known as the founder of the first non-classical logical calculus
and as one of the most prominent and significative logicians of this century.
He introduced a bracketless logical notation('Polish notation'), which allowed
expressions to be written unambiguously without the use of brackets and
developed an axiomatic treatment of Aristotelean syllogistic. His studies were
to form the basis for Tarski's work. In 1946 he moved to Dublin where he
remained until his death.
Biography of Jan Lukasiewicz
Life and work of Jan Lukasiewicz
Biography and Life events of Jan Lukasiewicz from Answers
Books
Aristotle's
Syllogistic from the Standpoint of Modern Formal Logic
by Jan. Lukasiewicz
Aristotle
Lukasiewicz on the Principle of Contradiction by Frederick Seddon
Jan Lukasiewicz at amazon
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