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The harmony of the world; 75 years of Mathematics magazine.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
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SciTech Book News
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September 1, 2007
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9780883855607
The harmony of the world; 75 years of Mathematics magazine.
Ed. by Gerald L. Alexanderson.
Mathematical Assn. of America
2007
287 pages
$55.95
Hardcover
QA1
In its early years, Mathematics Magazine included a "Teacher's Department," "Notes and News Department," "Book Review Department," "Problem Department," and "Humanism and History of Mathematics Department." Bas...
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