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Trolling Euclid An Irreverent Guide To Nine Of Mathematics Most Important Problems Tom Wright

Name: Trolling Euclid An Irreverent Guide To Nine Of Mathematics Most Important Problems Tom Wright
SKU: BELL-5386812
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.8 (14 reviews)

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Trolling Euclid An Irreverent Guide To Nine Of Mathematics Most Important Problems Tom Wright instant download after payment.

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.04 MB

Pages: 205

Author: Tom Wright

ISBN: 9781523466467, 1523466464

Language: English

Year: 2016

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Trolling Euclid An Irreverent Guide To Nine Of Mathematics Most Important Problems Tom Wright by Tom Wright 9781523466467, 1523466464 instant download after payment.

Here it is...your irreverent introduction to the world of cutting-edge mathematics! In Trolling Euclid, author Tom Wright humorously guides you through nine of the most important unsolved problems in modern mathematics, explaining the nuances of these key problems in language that anyone from math novice to math professor can understand. Filled with wit, wisdom, irrelevant anecdotes, and flagrant historical inaccuracies, and narrated by a voice that is in turns snarky, dorky, hip, and downright quirky, Trolling Euclid introduces the reader to the math world in a way that is deep yet entirely comprehensible.