The greatest mathematical tasks
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The patterns of simple numbers and the theorem of the farm, the Poincare hypothesis and the spherical symmetry of Kepler, the riddle of the number P and the orbital chaos in heavenly mechanics. Many of us have only heard about the mysterious and incomprehensible riddles of modern mathematics. Meanwhile, paradoxically, the fundamental goal of this science is to reveal the inner simplicity of the most difficult issues. The English mathematician and popularizer of science, professor Ian Stuart, helps the reader overcome the psychological barrier. He talks excitingly and accessiblely about the most difficult tasks that the greatest minds fought and continue to beat, about the origins of such problems, about why they are so important and what place occupies in the general context of mathematics and natural sciences. This book is a guide to the amazing and mysterious world of numbers, theorems and hypotheses, to the front edge of mathematical science, which is trying to solve the tasks set for the millennia ago with new methods
Author:
Author:Stuart I.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Science & Math
Series:
Series: Scientific and popular books
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-91671-657-3
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