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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Dean HathoutPublisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd Imprint: CRC Press Weight: 0.453kg ISBN: 9780367380113ISBN 10: 0367380110 Pages: 276 Publication Date: 23 September 2019 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print ![]() This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsArithmetic Sequences and Series. Geometric Sequences and Series. Counting and Combinatorics. Polynomials and Their Roots. Rates and Ratios. Changing Perspectives (Algebra and Geometry, and Other Perspective Changes). Complex Numbers. Number Theory and Modular Arithmetic. Miscellaneous and Contest Problems. Calculus. Epilogue. Conclusions.Reviews""Now, were I a very young Ramanujan-want-to-be growing up in some corner of the world, what book--if the conditions of such a scenario limited my poor library to just one book--would be a wonderful treasure trove of problems for me on which to hone my skills? In essence, this is more or less the idea and purpose of Hathout's book if I understand him correctly. He presents the reader with statements of and solutions to 66 Gauss problems selected from discrete mathematics, combinatorics, elementary analysis, and geometry."" --Andrew James Simoson, Mathematical Reviews, October 2013 "" ... a vital addition to any mathematician's reference and teaching idea collection, highly recommended."" --Midwest Book Review ""The book is perhaps best enjoyed in small doses; while the mathematics is insightful and usually quite interesting, there is a lot to process. The payoff is well-worth the effort, even if that effort is expended over time; everyone will likely come away with some new ""aha!"" insights. --Mark Bollman, MAA Reviews Now, were I a very young Ramanujan-want-to-be growing up in some corner of the world, what book--if the conditions of such a scenario limited my poor library to just one book--would be a wonderful treasure trove of problems for me on which to hone my skills? In essence, this is more or less the idea and purpose of Hathout's book if I understand him correctly. He presents the reader with statements of and solutions to 66 Gauss problems selected from discrete mathematics, combinatorics, elementary analysis, and geometry. --Andrew James Simoson, Mathematical Reviews, October 2013 ... a vital addition to any mathematician's reference and teaching idea collection, highly recommended. --Midwest Book Review The book is perhaps best enjoyed in small doses; while the mathematics is insightful and usually quite interesting, there is a lot to process. The payoff is well-worth the effort, even if that effort is expended over time; everyone will likely come away with some new aha! insights. --Mark Bollman, MAA Reviews """Now, were I a very young Ramanujan-want-to-be growing up in some corner of the world, what book--if the conditions of such a scenario limited my poor library to just one book--would be a wonderful treasure trove of problems for me on which to hone my skills? In essence, this is more or less the idea and purpose of Hathout's book if I understand him correctly. He presents the reader with statements of and solutions to 66 Gauss problems selected from discrete mathematics, combinatorics, elementary analysis, and geometry."" --Andrew James Simoson, Mathematical Reviews, October 2013 "" ... a vital addition to any mathematician's reference and teaching idea collection, highly recommended."" --Midwest Book Review ""The book is perhaps best enjoyed in small doses; while the mathematics is insightful and usually quite interesting, there is a lot to process. The payoff is well-worth the effort, even if that effort is expended over time; everyone will likely come away with some new ""aha!"" insights. --Mark Bollman, MAA Reviews" Author InformationHathout, Dean Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |