Zero : the biography of a dangerous idea
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- 9780140296471
- 513 SEI-Z
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IIITD General Stacks | Mathematics | 513 SEI-Z (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 010116 |
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512.943 ZHA-M Matrix theory : | 512.9434 TAO-T Topics in random matrix theory | 512.97 IOS-V A view from the top : | 513 SEI-Z Zero : | 513.2 IFR-U The Universal history of numbers 1 : | 513.2 IFR-U The universal history of numbers 2 : | 513.5 COX-G Geometry revisited |
Includes bibliographical references and index
Comment by Suryaka Suresh
06/03/2023The book "Zero" sends one on a voyage through time, exploring the notions of "nothing and endlessness" as they interweave to create space and time. The book breaks down complex mathematical concepts into simpler chunks and presents historical events with a humorous flavor. As one starts the voyage, one is certain that zero is "nothing," but at the end, we realize that zero is infinitesimally small.