The Story of Numbers: How Mathematics Has Shaped Civilization

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ISBN-10:

0449909387

ISBN-13:

9780449909386

Author(s): McLeish, John
Edition: Reprint
Released: Jun 14, 1994
Format: Paperback, 280 pages

Description:

"Completely fascinating."
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Journeying through time, THE STORY OF NUMBERS explores the history of mathematics to trace the rise of various number sysems in cultures from Mesopotamia to the modern Computer Era. John McLeish reveals how these number systems in turn have shaped the cultures that devised them. From the secrets and the beauty of the Mayan calendar, to Arabaian algebra, the Chinese counting board, from Pythagoras to Newton to Boole, McLeish uncovers the human side of numbers, who used them and how they have shaped our world.

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