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Unitary group representations in physics, probability, and number theory

George Whitelaw Mackey

1978

Essays on the theory of numbers

Richard Dedekind

1901

A View from the Top (Student Mathematical Library)

Alex Iosevich

2007

Ergodic theory of fibred systems and metric number theory

Fritz Schweiger

1995

Advanced Algebra

Anthony W. Knapp

2007

Periods of Hecke characters

Norbert Schappacher

1988

Cyclic Galois extensions of commutative rings

Cornelius Greither

1992

From zero to infinity

Constance Reid

1964

Numbers, Sets and Axioms

A. G. Hamilton

1982

History of the theory of numbers

Leonard E. Dickson

1919

Zero

Charles Seife

2000 ★ 4.1

Mathematical mysteries

Calvin C. Clawson

1996

Approximation by Algebraic Numbers (Cambridge Tracts in Mathematics)

Yann Bugeaud

2004

Love and Math

Edward Frenkel

2014 ★ 4.0

Number fields

Daniel A. Marcus

1977

Geodesic and Horocyclic Trajectories

Françoise Dal’Bo

2011

Numbers

Richard Phillips

1994

Mathematical masterpieces

Jerry M. Lodder, Art Knoebel, David Pengelley et al.

2007

Forgotten founders

Bruce E. Johansen

1982

An Introduction to Mathematical Reasoning

Peter J. Eccles

1997

Selected papers of Freeman Dyson with commentary

Freeman J. Dyson

1996

Explicit formulas for regularized products and series

Jay Jorgenson

1994

Elementary Number Theory and Its Applications

Kenneth H. Rosen

1999

104 number theory problems

Titu Andreescu

2006

Wonders of Numbers

Clifford A. Pickover

2001

Principia mathematica

Bertrand Russell, Alfred North Whitehead

1910

Geometric Modular Forms and Elliptic Curves

Haruzo Hida

2000

The Higher Arithmetic

Harold Davenport

1989

Representations of integers as sums of squares

Emil Grosswald

1985

The Selberg-Arthur trace formula

Salahoddin Shokranian, James Arthur

1991

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