The Art of the Infinite: Our Lost Language of Numbers
2004 · 200 pagine · Penguin · ISBN 9780141008868
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It is a thing of infinite beauty, wonder and elegance. It holds the key to the mysteries of the universe and is as harmonious as the most powerful music or poetry. So why are so many of us scared of mathematics? In The Art of the Infinite Robert and Ellen Kaplan unlock the secrets of maths - revealing it to be our lost, native language, as much a part of us as the words we use every day.
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