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book review
Infinity: A very short introduction
This very small book about a very large subject makes an entertaining, illuminating, and digestible read.
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The festival of the spoken nerd
Steve Mould, Helen Arney and Matt Parker prove that nerdery is the new rock'n'roll.
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'A farewell to ice'
Peter Wadhams' fascinating book explores the importance of sea ice for global climate and holds some grim warnings for the future.
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'Can you solve my problems?'
In his latest puzzle book Alex Bellos uses maths to inspire and entertain.
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'Calculating the cosmos'
In his latest book Ian Stewart explores the Universe through a mathematical eye.
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'A mathematician's apology'
Inspired by
The man who knew infinity
, here's a review of G. H. Hardy's unrivalled masterpiece.
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'Snowflake, seashell, star'
This mathematical colouring book is making us very happy.
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'Professor Stewart's Incredible Numbers'
A review of Ian Stewart's latest master piece.
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'The Simpsons and their mathematical secrets'
Simon Singh's latest book is out in paperback. Here's our review.
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'The imitation game'
Here is our review of the film portraying mathematician and code breaker Alan Turing.
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'Alex through the looking glass'
Alex Bellos' new book is an enjoyable tour of the fun bits of mathematics.
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'Our mathematical Universe'
The message of this book is that the cosmos is much bigger, and much stranger, than you might have thought. Indeed, it is bigger and stranger in
ways
you probably have not thought about! Find out more in this review of Tegmark's book.
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