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"Maths can be fun! What's more, as Ian Stewart shows, it can be explained in everyday language ... it is such a surprise to find mathematics being made so accessible."
Guardian
"an excellent account of what's going on in mathematics right now"
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"Maths can be fun! What's more, as Ian Stewart shows, it can be explained in everyday language ... it is such a surprise to find mathematics being made so accessible."
Guardian
"an excellent account of what's going on in mathematics right now"
See all Product Description
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