Nicolas Bourbaki is a pseudonymous group of primarily French mathematicians founded in the 1930s. The group aimed to reformulate mathematics on a more rigorous and abstract foundation, emphasizing the importance of structure and generality. Their work has significantly influenced modern mathematics, particularly in areas like algebra, topology, and set theory. The Bourbaki group is known for its comprehensive series of books, collectively titled Éléments de mathématique. These texts cover various mathematical topics and are characterized by their formal style and systematic approach. The identity of the individual members remains largely anonymous, contributing to the group's unique legacy in the mathematical community.