Fermat's Last Theorem

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  A disclosed mystery

  Simon Singh tells the fascinating story of the theorem whose demonstration was too long for being written in the margin of a page and had to be faced by generations of mathematicians, waiting the advent of Andrew Wiles, who put an end to this unsolved question after three centuries and a half of fai ... (continue)

  Simon Singh tells the fascinating story of the theorem whose demonstration was too long for being written in the margin of a page and had to be faced by generations of mathematicians, waiting the advent of Andrew Wiles, who put an end to this unsolved question after three centuries and a half of failures.
  The extraordinary abilities of the author make this book interesting to every kind of reader, even to someone who’s closed his last Math book forty years ago.

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  Maths made interesting :)

  Simon Singh really has the power to tell a really good story about just about anything.

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• English Books
• Audio Cassette
• ISBN-10: 0001054635
• ISBN-13: 9780001054639
• Publisher: Harpercollins Pub Ltd
• Pub date: Jun 30, 1997
• Also available as: Paperback, Hardcover, School & Library Binding and Others
• In other languages: other languages 繁體書, 和書, Libri Italiani

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