Math Without Numbers
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Beschrijving
Genius
: an entire book about mathematics in which the only digits are the page numbers. . .
fresh, delightful and extremely accessible
Genius
: an entire book about mathematics in which the only digits are the page numbers. . .
fresh, delightful and extremely accessible
Beckman's book is not only
fascinating and enthralling
but also one I actually kept my eyes open long enough to finish (in part because - and this is a massively underrated virtue in popular science books - it is short)
This guide to the maths we didn't get taught at school is
full of fascinating revelations
I was hooked. . . what is delightful about the book is the vivid clarity
A cheerful, chatty, and charming trip through the world of mathematics and its relation to the world of people - and not a number in sight!
Everyone should read this delightful book. Even mathematicians
One of those wonderful books you'll want to tell everyone about
So delightful
! Mathematics is playful, surprising, and enchanting, but those qualities are often obscured behind intimidating equations and formalism. Milo Beckman brings them out into the open for everyone to share.
With charm, unwavering enthusiasm, and a lot of cartoons,
Math Without Numbers
waltzes the reader through a garden of higher mathematics
Math Without Numbers
explores deep mathematical topics -- and shows how mathematicians think-in completely readable prose. The puzzles and games are bonuses.
Very enjoyable
A playful paean to the pleasures of studying higher math
... readers with an abundance of curiosity and the time to puzzle over Beckman's many examples, riddles, and questions, will make many fascinating discoveries
Milo Beckman
is a maths prodigy from New York. His diverse projects and independent research have been featured in the
The
New York Times
,
FiveThirtyEight
, the
Huffington Post
,
Business Insider
, the
Economist
, and others. He worked for three tech companies, two banks, and a US Senator before retiring at age nineteen to teach math in New York, China, and Brazil, and to write.