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The Man Who Knew Infinity.

Robert Kanigel

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A biography of the Ramanujan describes how the natural genius of an unschooled Indian clerk came to the attention of a preeminent mathematician and the world. Reprint..

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Biography & Autobiography - Science, Mathematics & Technology

Year:

1992

Edition:

Kindle

Publisher:

Independely Published

Language:

english

Pages:

464

ISBN 10:

0671750615

ISBN 13:

9780671750619

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PDF, 14.70 MB

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