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Mathematik

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A strange wilderness

Amir D. Aczel

2011

Le théorème du perroquet

Denis Guedj

1998 ★ 4.3

Computation, proof, machine

Gilles Dowek

2015

Noble numbers, subtle words

Barbara M. Fisher

1997

The Maths Gene

Keith J. Devlin

2000

Mathematics Through Play in the Early Years

Kate Tucker

2005

Principles of mathematics

Carl B. Allendoerfer

1963

Alan Turing

Dermot Turing

2015

100 great problems of elementary mathematics

Dörrie, Heinrich

1965

Engineering mathematics

K. A. Stroud

2001 ★ 3.7

Mathematical neurobiology

J. S. Griffith

1971

Abel's Proof

Peter Pesic

2003

Mathematics inspired by biology

V. Capasso, O. Diekmann

1999

Quantitative Ecology

David C. Schneider

1994

The mathematical foundations of quantum mechanics

George Whitelaw Mackey

1963

Five Equations That Changed the World

Michael Guillen

1995

Introduction to numerical computations

James S. Vandergraft

1978

Thinking in Numbers

Daniel Tammet

2013

Logic and Affirmation

John Puddefoot

1988

A History of Mathematics

Carl B. Boyer, Uta C. Merzbach

1968

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

Erwin Kreyszig

1972 ★ 4.0

The development of the foundations of mathematical analysis from Euler to Riemann

Ivor Grattan-Guinness

1970

Great feuds in mathematics

Hal Hellman

2006

Spravochnik po matematike

Heiner Mühlig, K. A. Semendyayev, Gerhard Musiol et al.

1985

The Language of Mathematics

Bill Barton

2007

Mathematical foundations of quantum mechanics

John Von Neumann

1955

What shape is a snowflake?

Ian Stewart

2001

Understanding the Infinite

Shaughan Lavine

1994

What is mathematics?

Herbert Robbins, Richard Courant

1941 ★ 3.7

Proofs and refutations

John Worrall, Imre Lakatos, Elie Zahar

1976

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