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How important is a solid (or better) understanding of Logic, especially Symbolic and Mathematical, for an aspiring mathematician? For a physicist? Other scientists?
Are there variations in how important it is for Analysis, Topology and Algebra?
A mathematically inclined physicist told me that Logic could "cut through" any mathematical argument.
An undergrad, I have little formal training in Logic and was wondering if I should take a Logic class, though it's not required for my degree (physics).
Are there variations in how important it is for Analysis, Topology and Algebra?
A mathematically inclined physicist told me that Logic could "cut through" any mathematical argument.
An undergrad, I have little formal training in Logic and was wondering if I should take a Logic class, though it's not required for my degree (physics).