Struppa, D: Three Infinities in Mathematics

Marco Panza is The Kennedy Professor of Philosophy at Chapman University and a Research Director of First Class at the CNRS. Historian and philosopher of Logica and mathematics, he has studied in Milano and Paris and taught at the University of Geneva, the University of Nantes, the UNAM (Mexico City), the Pompeu Fabra Univ. in Barcelona, the universities of Paris 7 and Paris 1, and Chapman University. Author of about 150 papers and books in different Languages (including English, French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese) that appeared in the most recognized journals in his domain, and for some prestigious publishers, like Flammarion, Vrin, and Springer. His scientific expertise includes the history of Greek and Early modern mathematics (especially, Euclid, Viète, Descartes, Newton, Euler, and Lagrange), Frege's foundational program and his contemporary legacy, the philosophy of mathematical practice (he is a founding member of the Association of Philosophy of Mathematical Practice).