Matematik ve Sonsuz

Among most intellectuals, not knowing or understanding mathematics is almost a source of pride. What is the origin of this attitude towards mathematics, the most abstract of sciences?

In Mathematics and Infinity, which is written in a fluent language that even a primary school student can understand and that a professional mathematician can also be interested in, that makes people think and encourages mathematical research, Ali Nesin looks for answers to the problem by addressing this understanding that has settled in society.

The author, who claims that our education system is subject to rote memorization and that what is taught in a mathematics course based on memorization is not real mathematics, deals with various topics such as games, geometry, numbers, probability, infinity and chaos in this book.

The work, which consists of thirty-four independent articles that will be read with pleasure by readers from all walks of life, whether they love mathematics or not, those who know it or those who do not, also includes questions whose answers are unknown.



Number of Pages: 234

Year of Printing: 2007


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Nesin Publishing

Year First Printing: 2007

Number of Pages: 234

Language: Turkish