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From Here to Infinity
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From Here to Infinity

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A retitled and revised edition of Ian Stewart’s The Problem of Mathematics, this is the perfect guide to today’s mathematics. Read about the latest discoveries, including Andrew Wile’s amazing proof of Fermat’s Last Theorem, the newest advances in knot theory, the Four Colour Theorem, Chaos Theory, and fake four-dimensial spaces. See how simple concepts from probability theory shed light on the National Lottery and tell you how to maximize your winnings.
Discover how infinitesimals become respectable, why there are different kinds of infinity, and how to square the circle with the mathematical equivalent of a pair of scissors.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Oxford University Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
4 April 1996
Pages
336
ISBN
9780192832023

A retitled and revised edition of Ian Stewart’s The Problem of Mathematics, this is the perfect guide to today’s mathematics. Read about the latest discoveries, including Andrew Wile’s amazing proof of Fermat’s Last Theorem, the newest advances in knot theory, the Four Colour Theorem, Chaos Theory, and fake four-dimensial spaces. See how simple concepts from probability theory shed light on the National Lottery and tell you how to maximize your winnings.
Discover how infinitesimals become respectable, why there are different kinds of infinity, and how to square the circle with the mathematical equivalent of a pair of scissors.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Oxford University Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
4 April 1996
Pages
336
ISBN
9780192832023