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Professor Stewart's Cabinet of Mathematical Curiosities
by Ian Stewart
by Ian Stewart
Brian Sison's review
bookshelves: history, math, non-fiction
Aug 29, 11
bookshelves: history, math, non-fiction
Read from August 09 to 24, 2011
Ian Stewart is one of the famous names in popular mathematics, along with Douglas Hofstadter and Martin Gardner. He also wrote Flatterland, one of the better sequels written for Flatland.
This book is about 40% math history, 30% classic mind puzzles, and 30% new (to me) brain benders. It's a great collection for that small percentage of people that would choose to read math for fun.
This book is about 40% math history, 30% classic mind puzzles, and 30% new (to me) brain benders. It's a great collection for that small percentage of people that would choose to read math for fun.
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