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Keith Devlin. All the Math That's Fit to Print: articles from the Manchester Guardian. Mathematical Association of America. 1994
Rating: 4
[ unmissable | great stuff | worth reading | passes the time | waste of time | unfinishable ]
reviewed 19 April 1997
This book collects together the succinct articles from Keith Devlin's wide-ranging Micromaths column in The Guardian. It's great for dipping into, but obviously nothing is done in much depth. However, it's good for whetting your appetite.
Topics include
- Fermat's Last Theorem
- Fibonacci sequence
- fractals
- perfect numbers
- pi
- prime numbers
- probability paradoxes
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