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Six Maths Essentials

Name: Six Maths Essentials
Brand: Penguin Books
SKU: 51144058
Price: 15.09 EUR
Availability: PreOrder
Author: Terence Tao
ISBN: 9780241829486

How to Model the World

Terence Tao

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 51144058

Casa editrice Penguin Books, ottobre 2026

The ‘Mozart of mathematics’ (New York Times) takes us on a tour of the core ideas of mathematical th... Descrizione completa

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The ‘Mozart of mathematics’ (New York Times) takes us on a tour of the core ideas of mathematical thinkingIn Six Maths Essentials, the renowned mathematician Terence Tao shows how mathematics has evolved from counting and geometry into a flexible set of tools for understanding an increasingly complex world. He moves effortlessly from children discovering infinity through play, to the numbers that underpin our online lives; from Johannes Kepler using algebra to price a barrel of wine, to curved geometries that explain why GPS works and planes don’t fly in straight lines on a map. Along the way, dice games, insurance policies and financial crises illuminate probability’s promise—and its limits—while deceptively simple rules give rise to chaos, pattern and life itself. Playful and wise, this is the best entry point for understanding how mathematics works. Contrary to popular perception, maths, Tao insists, isn’t magic—it's a powerful way of thinking from first principles and modelling the world that anyone can learn.