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Professor Michael D Potter is a British philosopher and mathematician. He is known for his theoretical work in logic, arithmetic and set theory in mathematics and his commentary on Wittgenstein[1] in philosophy. Potter is the author of Scott-Potter theory, a set-theoretic approach to the foundations of mathematics.
As of 2014, Potter is University Professor of Logic and the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Cambridge.[2]
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edit- ^ James Connelly, (2009). "Wittgenstein's Primordial Work". The Bertrand Russell Research Centre, McMaster University. Retrieved 2014-03-03.
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