This document provides information about the book "50 Mathematical Ideas You Really Need to Know" by Tony Crilly. The book explores 50 key mathematical concepts from numbers and zero to more advanced topics like calculus, topology, and Fermat's last theorem. It aims to introduce readers to the central ideas of mathematics in an accessible way. Tony Crilly is a professor of mathematical sciences who has written extensively on popularizing mathematics. The book provides clear explanations of mathematical laws and principles that have shaped our world.
This document provides information about the book "50 Mathematical Ideas You Really Need to Know" by Tony Crilly. The book explores 50 key mathematical concepts from numbers and zero to more advanced topics like calculus, topology, and Fermat's last theorem. It aims to introduce readers to the central ideas of mathematics in an accessible way. Tony Crilly is a professor of mathematical sciences who has written extensively on popularizing mathematics. The book provides clear explanations of mathematical laws and principles that have shaped our world.
This document provides information about the book "50 Mathematical Ideas You Really Need to Know" by Tony Crilly. The book explores 50 key mathematical concepts from numbers and zero to more advanced topics like calculus, topology, and Fermat's last theorem. It aims to introduce readers to the central ideas of mathematics in an accessible way. Tony Crilly is a professor of mathematical sciences who has written extensively on popularizing mathematics. The book provides clear explanations of mathematical laws and principles that have shaped our world.
This document provides information about the book "50 Mathematical Ideas You Really Need to Know" by Tony Crilly. The book explores 50 key mathematical concepts from numbers and zero to more advanced topics like calculus, topology, and Fermat's last theorem. It aims to introduce readers to the central ideas of mathematics in an accessible way. Tony Crilly is a professor of mathematical sciences who has written extensively on popularizing mathematics. The book provides clear explanations of mathematical laws and principles that have shaped our world.
Title 50 Mathematical Ideas You Really Need to Know Author Tony Crilly ISBN 9781847241474 Imprint Quercus Binding Hardcover with jacket Extent 208 pages Dimensions 200 x 170mm Illustrations 25 black & white RRP $24.95 Release Date September 2007 Description Just the mention of mathematics is enough to strike fear into the hearts of many, yet without it, the human race wouldnt be where it is today. By exploring the science through its 50 key insights, from the simple (the number one) and the subtle (the invention of zero) to the sophisticated (proving Fermats last theorem), this book shows how mathematics has changed the way we look at the world around us. Straightforward explanations of the following big ideas are included: Number systems Fractions Squares and square roots Infinity Imaginary numbers Primes Perfect numbers Fibonacci numbers Golden rectangles Algebra Pascals triangle Logic Euclids division algorithm Proof Set theory Calculus Constructivity Triangles Curves Topology Dimension Fractals Chaos theory The parallel postulate Discrete geometry Graphs The four-colour problem Probability Bayes theory Genetics The birthday problem Discrete distributions The normal curve Codes Correlation and regression Group theory Matrix algebra Game theory Combinatorics Magic squares Money mathematics Relativity The Riemann hypothesis Fermats last theorem Sales Points An accessible introduction to the central ideas of mathematics 50 clear and concise essays explaining the mathematical laws and principles that underpin our world Full glossary and index included Author Profile Tony Crilly is Reader in Mathematical Sciences at Middlesex University, England. He has also taught at the University of Michigan, the City University in Hong Kong, and he has been a tutor for the Open University. He has written and edited many works on the popularisation of mathematics, computing, fractals and chaos. His principal research interest is in the history of mathematics, and his definitive biography of the English mathematician Arthur Cayley was published in 2006. Murdoch Books, Pier 8/9 23 Hickson Road, Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Telephone 02 8220 2000, Fax 02 8220 2558 Visit our website at www.murdochbooks.com.au Tony Crilly
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