Lianhe Book List | 6 Books, take you to feel the beauty of mathematics

Mathematics is often affixed with countless labels containing stereotypes: the "blockbuster" in the exam, the weakness of liberal arts students, and unreasonable tools ... In addition, the teaching methods of swallowing jujube in the school days make thousands of students chew.

After leaving school, we may be afraid to avoid mathematics, but if we still retain the curiosity of exploring the world, no matter where we drove, we will inevitably return here.

We sorted out 6 books about mathematics along the process of learning the calculus of the birthday. From what the mathematics is, approach the story of mathematicians, understand the context of mathematics development, so that the general public can also be mathematics in mathematics. In history and development, the beauty of its order, neat beauty, beauty of interpretation, simple beauty and logic.

CITIC Publishing Group

"Power of Calculus"

Steve Studitz

Ge Jun recommended a good reading mathematics book, and easily feel the beauty of calculus.

From the deep puzzles of the universe, to the invention and creation of science and technology, to daily clothing, food, housing, and transportation, the power of calculus is everywhere.

Even if you are only a little curious about mathematics and its role in this world, please read this amazing book.

Guangdong People's Publishing House

"Methods to pass through a street: infinite brief history"

David Foster Wallace

American genius writer David Foster Wallace rare historical work.

Li Bianchang's video was deeply recommended, and Liu Tianzhao, Copper Copper, and Hu Sang sincerely recommended it.

Selected to the authoritative media lists such as "Sanlian Life Weekly", "New Weekly" and "Interface".

People Post Press

"The course of calculus: from Newton to Liber"

Dunnham

7th Wenjin Book Award Award Book!

This book is like a display room, which brings together more than ten masterpieces of mathematics masters. When you are among them, you will be amazed by human imagination. When you leave, you must be full of admiration for genius.

The course of "calculus: from Newton to Liber" introduced more than ten mathematicians: Newton, Leibnitz, Bernuori Brothers, Euler, Cessi, Ricman, Liuville, Welstra Sri Lot, Contel, Voltla, Bell, Libeer.

However, this is not a biography of a mathematician, but a display room that displays the magnificent volume of the macroex. The author chose to introduce several masterpieces (important theorems) in history, and elegantly presents the process of calculus from creation to perfect and twists and turns.

"Princeton Microconant Reading (Revised Edition)"

Adrian Banner

If you learn micro -points, choose Princeton! One of the three swordsmen in Princeton, the best calculus entry book. Douban 9.7 high scores & Zhihu, station B God Song Haoli recommended.

This book stems from Professor Adrian Banner, Professor of Professor of Princeton University in the United States. He inspired some students who wanted to succeed before the exam but the test results were mediocre.

The original "inner monologue" method combines the ease of use and readability and the depth of the content and the rigor of mathematics and the rigor of mathematics, becoming a must -have tool for students to defeat the calculus.

"Newton: A Dream of Science Genius"

James Grak

"Pulitzer Biography Award" shortlisted work, popular science writer and "Simple History" author James Grak.

The combination of stories, history and science shows Newton's brilliant scientific achievements, and analyzes its little -known inner world.

Show many Newton's private letters, unpublished works and precious historical materials, and are in the crazy but brilliant life of Newton.

"A Confession of a Mathematical Artist"

Gowrey Hardy

This book is a work written by Hardy in 1940, showing the three themes of the beauty of mathematics, the durability of mathematics, and the importance of mathematics.

This book is called "a perfect reveal of the true meaning of mathematics in elegant language", and it shows the reader the mathematical thought of a truly pure mathematician.

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