Descrição
Mark Kac and Stanislaw M. Ulam delve into the fascinating world of mathematics, exploring its origins, evolution, and the minds behind its development. They question not only what mathematics is but also the processes and societal influences that shaped its frameworks and concepts.
This inquiry into mathematical thought is enriched by historical anecdotes and philosophical reflections, connecting the discipline's abstract theories to the lives and experiences of those who contributed to it. Readers are invited to think deeply about the nature of mathematical creativity and its impact on both science and daily life, revealing how intertwined human experiences and mathematical logic truly are.
This inquiry into mathematical thought is enriched by historical anecdotes and philosophical reflections, connecting the discipline's abstract theories to the lives and experiences of those who contributed to it. Readers are invited to think deeply about the nature of mathematical creativity and its impact on both science and daily life, revealing how intertwined human experiences and mathematical logic truly are.
Detalhes do Livro
Formato
Brochura
Páginas
192 páginas
Idioma
Inglês
Publicado
mai 1, 1992
Editora
Dover Publications
ISBN-10
0486670856
ISBN-13
9780486670850