Nature's numbers (1995) by Ian Stewart
Nature's Numbers explores the beauty and significance of mathematics in the natural world, presenting complex concepts in an accessible manner.
Rating: 4.0
Genres Non-Fiction, Science, Philosophy
Original language: en
Creators
Ian Stewart (author)
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