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An edition of From zero to infinity (1955)

From zero to infinity

what makes numbers interesting.

[3d] ed. expanded [and rev.]

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Publisher
Crowell
Language
English
Pages
181

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Subjects
Numerals, Number theory, Nombres, Théorie des nombres

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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
1992, Mathematical Association of America
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From zero to infinity: what makes numbers interesting.
1964, Crowell
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Popular science living library

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Dewey Decimal Class
512.81
Library of Congress
QA93 .R42 1964

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181 p.
Number of pages
181

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OL5917566M
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64020695
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1367611

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ZERO IS THE FIRST OF TEN SYMBOLS-the digits-with which we are able to represent any of an infinitude of numbers.
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