Edward Kasner, James Newman
What’s inside
This classic book explores mathematical concepts and their applications, making them accessible to the layperson through wit and storytelling.
You’ll Learn
- Enhanced appreciation for the beauty of mathematics
- Improved understanding of complex mathematical concepts
- Stimulated intellectual curiosity about math and its relevance
- Expanded knowledge on how mathematics intersects with other fields
Key Points
- The power of mathematical thought
- Non-Euclidean geometry and its implications
- Infinite sets and the concept of infinity
- The role of symmetry in mathematics
- Mathematical paradoxes and oddities
- The influence of mathematics on philosophy and art
Who’s it For
- math enthusiasts
- students
- educators
- anyone interested in popular science
About the author
Edward Kasner was a prominent mathematician, known for coining the term ‘googol’. James Newman was a mathematician and writer.