Imagine you have to explain "Mathematical Philosophy" to someone who has never heard of it. What core questions or problems do you anticipate this field addresses, and how do mathematics and philosophy fundamentally intertwine within it?

Synthesized answer

Mathematical Philosophy, as presented in this introduction, is categorized under "Mathematics" [1]. While the provided passage does not explicitly detail the core questions or problems mathematical philosophy addresses, nor how mathematics and philosophy fundamentally intertwine within it, it establishes the field's connection to mathematics.

The title itself, "Introduction to Mathematical Philosophy," suggests a focus on the philosophical aspects of mathematics. However, without further context from the passages, the specific inquiries and the nature of their interrelationship remain unstated.

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