Number Theory and Its History

Number Theory and Its History"A very valuable addition to any mathematical library." School Science and Math This book, written by a prominent mathematician and Sterling Professor of Mathematics at Yale, differs from most other books on number theory in two important ways: first, it presents the principal ideas and methods of number theory within a historical and cultural framework, making the subject more tangible and easily grasped. Second, the material requires substantially

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one of the first popular books on the intellectual excitement of mathematics to reach a wide audience

self-contained review of the foundations of differential topology that requires only a minimal knowledge of elementary algebraic topology

Corrected reprint of the 1962 edition

and computer science as well

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Reprint of the Columbia University Press

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