The Principia Mathematica (Russell and Whitehead)

*The Principia Mathematica*, written by Bertrand Russell and Alfred North Whitehead, is a foundational work in mathematical logic and philosophy. It aims to demonstrate that all of mathematics can be derived from basic logical principles, using a formal language and precise reasoning. The work seeks to show that mathematics is fundamentally rooted in logical structure, providing a rigorous framework to understand numbers, sets, and mathematical concepts. Its goal is to establish a solid, consistent foundation for mathematics, bridging the fields of logic and mathematics through systematic formalization.