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A beginner's guide to constructing the universe

Michael S. Schneider

1994

Theoretical physics; applications of vectors, matrices, tensors and quaternions

A. Kyrala

1967

Applied mathematics

J. David Logan

1987

The Language of Mathematics

Keith J. Devlin

1998

Mathematical Thought from Ancient to Modern Times

Morris Kline

1972

Mathematics, a human endeavour

Harold R. Jacobs

1970

Mathematics education in China

Frank Swetz

1974 ★ 3.7

The magical maze

Ian Stewart

1997

Counting Girls Out

Valerie, ed Walkerdine

1989

Mathematics in the time of the Pharaohs

Richard J. Gillings

1972

First course in mathematical logic

Patrick Suppes

1964

Mathematical circles, Vol. 1 : quadrants I, II, II, IV

Howard Whitley Eves

1971

Five more golden rules

John L. Casti

2000

The Art and Craft of Problem Solving

Paul Zeitz

2007

Rethinking mathematical concepts

Roger F. Wheeler

1981

A mathematical nature walk

John A. Adam

2009

Capitalism and arithmetic

Frank Swetz

1986

Multiple Perspectives on Mathematics Teaching and Learning

Jo Boaler

2000

Symmetry in chaos

Martin Golubitsky, Mike Field

1992

The mathematics of investing

Michael C. Thomsett

1989

A course in mathematics for students of physics

Shlomo Sternberg, Paul Bamberg, Paul G. Bamberg

1988

Elements

Euclid

1574 ★ 5.0

Descartes' secret notebook

Amir D. Aczel

2005

Berkeley problems in mathematics

Paulo Ney De Souza

2004

Mathematically speaking

Carl C. Gaither, Alma E. Cavazos-Gaither

1998

Mathematics in Western culture

Morris Kline

1953

Pi in the sky

John D. Barrow

1992

Why Is Math So Hard for Some Children?

Daniel B Berch

2007

A mathematician's apology

G. H. Hardy

2013 ★ 4.0

Beyond Numeracy

John Allen Paulos

1991

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