Warsaw School of Mathematics

"'''Warsaw School of Mathematics'''" is the name given to a group of mathematicians who worked at Warsaw Poland in the two decades between the World Wars especially in the fields of logic set theory point-set topology and real analysis They published in the journal ''Fundamenta Mathematicae'' founded in 1920 — one of the world's first specialist mathematics journal|pure-mathematics journals It was in this journal in 1933 that Alfred Tarski — whose illustrious career a few years later took him to the University of California Berkeley — published his celebrated theorem on the undefinability of the notion of truth
Notable members of the Warsaw School of Mathematics have included:

Wacław Sierpinski
Kazimierz Kuratowski
Edward Marczewski
Bronisław Knaster
Zygmunt Janiszewski
Stefan Mazurkiewicz
Stanisław Saks
Karol Borsuk
Roman Sikorski
Nachman Aronszajn
Samuel Eilenberg

Additionally notable logicians of the Lwów-Warsaw School of logic) working at Warsaw have included:

Stanisław Leśniewski
Adolf Lindenbaum
Alfred Tarski
Jan Łukasiewicz
Andrzej Mostowski

Fourier analysis has been advanced at Warsaw by:

Aleksander Rajchman
Antoni Zygmund
Józef Marcinkiewicz
Otton M. Nikodym
Jerzy Spława-Neyman

"'''Warsaw School of Mathematics'''" is the name given to a group of mathematicians who worked at [[Warsaw]] [[Poland]] in the two decades between the [[World Wars]] especially in the fields of [[logic]] [[set theory]] [[point-set topology]] and [[real analysis]] They published in the journal ''[[Fundamenta Mathematicae]]'' founded in [[1920]] — one of the world's first specialist [[mathematics journal|pure-mathematics journals]]  It was in this journal in [[1933]] that [[Alfred Tarski]] — whose illustrious career a few years later took him to the [[University of California Berkeley]] — published his celebrated [[theorem]] on the [[undefinability of the notion of truth]]
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Notable members of the Warsaw School of Mathematics have included: 
*[[Waclaw Sierpinski|Wacław Sierpinski]]
*[[Kazimierz Kuratowski]]
*[[Edward Marczewski]]
*[[Bronislaw Knaster|Bronisław Knaster]]
*[[Zygmunt Janiszewski]]
*[[Stefan Mazurkiewicz]]
*[[Stanislaw Saks|Stanisław Saks]]
*[[Karol Borsuk]] 
*[[Roman Sikorski]]
*[[Nachman Aronszajn]]
*[[Samuel Eilenberg]]

Additionally notable logicians of the [[Lwów-Warsaw School of logic]]) working at [[Warsaw]] have included:
*[[Stanislaw Lesniewski|Stanisław Leśniewski]]
*[[Adolf Lindenbaum]]
*[[Alfred Tarski]]
*[[Jan Lukasiewicz|Jan Łukasiewicz]]
*[[Andrzej Mostowski]]

Fourier analysis has been advanced at [[Warsaw]] by:
*[[Aleksander Rajchman]]
*[[Antoni Zygmund]]
*[[Jozef Marcinkiewicz|Józef Marcinkiewicz]]
*[[Otton M. Nikodym]]
*[[Jerzy Spława-Neyman]]
==See also==
*[[Polish School of Mathematics]]
*[[Kraków School of Mathematics]] 
*[[Lwów School of Mathematics]]

[[Category:History of mathematics]]
[[Category:Education in Poland]]