ZERO IS THE FIRST OF TEN SYMBOLS-the digits-with which we are able to represent any of an infinitude of numbers.
An edition of From zero to infinity
(1955)
From zero to infinity
what makes numbers interesting.
2nd rev. ed. --
by Constance Reid
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From zero to infinity: what makes numbers interesting
2006, A K Peters, A K Peters/CRC Press
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From zero to infinity: what makes numbers interesting
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From zero to infinity: what makes numbers interesting.
1965, Routledge & Kegan Paul
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From zero to infinity: what makes numbers interesting.
1964, Crowell
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