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Martin Gardner

Adventures in Flatland

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Pages
397
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
The Rosen Publishing Group, Inc

About

Celebrated mathematician Martin Gardner is your guide to the planar playground in this collection. For 25 years in his “Mathematical Games” column, Gardner mixed well-understood topics with the cutting-edge, and here we've selected some of Gardner's best columns set in two dimensions, including games like Hex, geometric puzzles of transforming one shape to another, the physics of a two-dimensional world and more.

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