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|title=17 Equations That Changed The World
|author=Ian Stewart
|borrow=Yes
|isbn=978-1846685316
|paperback=1846685311
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|ebook=B006UU2TBW
|pages=352
|publisher=Profile
|date=February 2012
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|summary=A detailed look at ground-breaking equations and the extent of their influence. Clearly and informatively written as always, it's well-worth a look.
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''17 Equations That Changed the World'' takes us through the history of mathematics, from Pythagoras through Einstein's theory of relativy and chaos theory. It highlights the most influently equations, clearly explains them, and establishes the full ranges of breakthroughs they led to.
As well as the aforementioned [[The Ten Most Beautiful Experiments by George Johnson]], [[Alex's Adventures In Numberland by Alex Bellos]] is a fantastic read about maths. [[Professor Stewart's Hoard of Mathematical Treasures by Ian Stewart]] is also highly recommended.
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