Enter the Magical maze of mathematics and explore the surprising passageways of a fantastical World where logic and imagination converge.
Stewart received the Royal Society of England\'s Michael Faraday Medal for outstanding contributions to the public understanding of science..
In 1995 Dr.
He writes the ""Mathematical Recreations"" column in Scientific American, serves as mathematics consultant to New Scientist, and is a regular contributor to Discover and The Sciences.
About the Author: IAN STEWART, Ph.
D., has written and coauthored numerous books, including Life\'s Other Secret (Wiley), Does God Play Dice?, Fearful Symmetry, The Collapse of Chaos, and Nature\'s Numbers.
If you\'ve always hated mathematics, a trip Through this marvelous book will do much to change your mind.
Along the way, he reveals the infinite possibilities that arise from what he calls "the two-way trade between the natural World and the human mind." If you\'ve always loved mathematics, you will find endless delights in the twists and turns of The Magical Maze.
Acclaimed author Ian Stewart leads you swiftly and humorously Through the junctions, byways, and secret passages of the Magical maze to reveal its beauty, surprise, and power.
Infinitely fascinating magic.
Strange magic.
Real magic.
And that maze in your mind is a powerful tool for understanding an even bigger maze--the one of cause and effect that we call "the universe." That is its special kind of magic.
For mathematics is a maze--a maze in your head--a maze of ideas, a maze of logic.
Enter the Magical maze of mathematics and explore the surprising passageways of a fantastical World where logic and imagination converge
