”One of the best [books] I can think of [for learning what mathematics really is].”
Mathematician's Delight
W. Sawyer · 1943 · 248 pages
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About the book
A classic of mathematical popularization that demonstrates how mathematics, far from being dry and dull, is an intellectual adventure full of beauty and surprises. W. Sawyer uses a playful and creative approach to introduce mathematical concepts, proving that anyone can discover the pleasure of understanding the numerical structures that govern the universe.
Book details
| Author | W. Sawyer |
|---|---|
| Year of publication | 1943 |
| Pages | 248 |
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