👉 In mathematics, "antischolastically" can refer to an algebraic structure where the elements are all complex numbers and the operation is defined by multiplying real numbers. This type of structure was introduced by mathematician John von Neumann in 1930. In mathematical logic, it represents a set of axioms that define a theory. The term "antischolastically" refers to the fact that this theory includes elements with zero and one as its only members.
