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Name: Weird Maths
Author: David J. Darling

Weird Maths follows teenage mathematician Agnijo Banerjee and his teacher, David Darling, as they uncover the surprising ways complex mathematics appears in daily life. The book presents puzzles, paradoxes, and mind‑bending concepts that illustrate how equations underpin everything from physical systems to patterns in nature. It invites readers to contemplate the deeper implications of these relationships, offering a lyrical look at mathematics that appeals to both novices and seasoned enthusiasts.

First publish date: 2018

Genre: Science/Physics

Authors: David J. Darling

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