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Book Details2018; 155 ppMSC: Primary 01
Every mathematician is a person with a story. Limitless Minds tells those stories in an engaging way by featuring interviews with twelve leading mathematicians. They were invited to answer some key questions such as: Who and what were the influences that pointed them towards mathematics? Why do mathematicians devote their lives to discovering new mathematics? How do they see mathematics evolving in the future?
The book, written in an accessible style and enriched by dozens of images, offers a rare insight into the minds of mathematicians, provided in their own words. It will enlighten and inspire readers about the lives, passions, and discoveries of mathematicians.
ReadershipUndergraduate and graduate students and researchers interested in interviews and mathematicians.
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Table of Contents
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Chapters
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Interview with Alejandro Adem
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Interview with Federico Ardila
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Interview with Jennifer Chayes
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Interview with Maria Chudnovsky
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Interview with Fan Chung Graham
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Interview with Ingrid Daubechies
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Interview with Nassif Ghoussoub
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Interview with Lisa Jeffrey
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Interview with Izabella Laba
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Interview with Barry Mazur
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Interview with Richard Nowakowski
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Interview with Ken Ono
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Additional Material
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Reviews
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Each interviewee has a compelling and unique story...There is much social, political, and institutional history to be mined from these first-person accounts of life in the mathematical trenches....Oral histories have come into their own in recent times. Bonato's contribution to the genre is a worthy addition to the mathematician's bookshelf.
Judith R. Goodstein, Mathematical Reviews
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Every mathematician is a person with a story. Limitless Minds tells those stories in an engaging way by featuring interviews with twelve leading mathematicians. They were invited to answer some key questions such as: Who and what were the influences that pointed them towards mathematics? Why do mathematicians devote their lives to discovering new mathematics? How do they see mathematics evolving in the future?
The book, written in an accessible style and enriched by dozens of images, offers a rare insight into the minds of mathematicians, provided in their own words. It will enlighten and inspire readers about the lives, passions, and discoveries of mathematicians.
Undergraduate and graduate students and researchers interested in interviews and mathematicians.
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Chapters
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Interview with Alejandro Adem
-
Interview with Federico Ardila
-
Interview with Jennifer Chayes
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Interview with Maria Chudnovsky
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Interview with Fan Chung Graham
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Interview with Ingrid Daubechies
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Interview with Nassif Ghoussoub
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Interview with Lisa Jeffrey
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Interview with Izabella Laba
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Interview with Barry Mazur
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Interview with Richard Nowakowski
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Interview with Ken Ono
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Each interviewee has a compelling and unique story...There is much social, political, and institutional history to be mined from these first-person accounts of life in the mathematical trenches....Oral histories have come into their own in recent times. Bonato's contribution to the genre is a worthy addition to the mathematician's bookshelf.
Judith R. Goodstein, Mathematical Reviews