Mathematics The New Golden Age
Mathematics The New Golden Age by Keith J. Devlin, published by Penguin Books in 1990, presents a lively and comprehensive survey of contemporary mathematics. This new edition, comprising 287 pages, aims to challenge the common belief that mathematics is inaccessible or unenjoyable. Dr. Devlin utilizes his experience from television and his popular column to make complex topics more approachable for readers.
In this book, readers will discover the extraordinary vistas and bizarre universes that contemporary mathematics reveals. Dr. Devlin’s engaging style invites exploration into various mathematical concepts, demonstrating that enjoyment in mathematics is attainable. The work focuses on making difficult subjects accessible, appealing to those who may have previously felt alienated from the discipline.
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This lively and comprehensive new survey sets out to show just how mistaken people who think they can’t enjoy mathematics really are. Dr. Devlin’s television appearances and popular GUARDIAN column have revealed his remarkable gift for making difficult topics beautifully accessible. In this book he offers a glimpse of the extraordinary vistas and bizarre universes opened up by contemporary mathematics.
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