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The 1940s : Structures --
The 1960s : Categories --
The 1980s : Functions --
2. Pure mathematics. Mathematical analysis : Lebesgue measure (1902) --
Algebra : classification of fields (1910) --
Topology : Brouwer's fixed-point theorem (1910) --
Number theory : Gelfand transcendental numbers (1929) --
Logic : G&#xF6;del's incompleteness theorem (1931) --
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Differential topology : Milnor's exotic structures (1956) --
Model theory : Robinson's hyperreal numbers (1961) --
Set theory : Cohen's independence theorem (1963) --
Singularity theory : Thom's classification of catastrophes (1964) --
Algebra : Gorenstein's classification of finite groups (1972) --
Topology : Thurston's classification of 3-dimensional surfaces (1982) --
Number theory : Wiles proof of Fermat's last theorem (1995) --
Discrete geometry : Hales's solution of Kepler's problem (1998). 3. Applied mathematics. Crystallography : Bieberbach's symmetry groups (1910) --
Tensor calculus : Einstein's general theory of relativity (1915) --
Game theory : Von Neumann's minimax theorem (1928) --
Functional analysis : Von Neumann's axiomatization of quantum mechanics (1932) --
Probability theory : Kolmogorov's axiomatization (1933) --
Optimization theory : Dantzig's simplex method (1947) --
General equilibrium theory : the Arrow-Debreu existence theorem (1954) --
The theory of formal languages : Chomsky's classification (1957) --
Dynamical systems theory : the KAM theorem (1962) --
Knot theory : Jones invariants (1984) --
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Artificial intelligence : Shannon's analysis of the game of chess (1950)--
Chaos theory : Lorenz's strange attractor (1963) --
Computer-assisted proofs : the four-color theorem of Appel and Haken (1976) --
Fractals : the Mandelbrot set (1980) --
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