2. "Mathematics is Absurd" comes from an online celebrity blog, a French "funny" mathematics, which is a best seller of Amazon in France. There are absurd problems with wide brain holes, alternative mathematical research and enlightening thinking. This book discusses topics such as algebra, probability, statistics, plane geometry, graph theory and topology. Match 20 math problems, and explore math problems in unexpected interesting problems, so that seemingly difficult math looks relaxed and interesting, and seemingly ridiculous problems show the fun of math.
3. Mathematical thinking method, by analyzing real life cases, wrong intuition in public cognition, analyzing classical mathematical problems with mathematical thinking, teaching the thinking method of analyzing data information value, distinguishing lies, disassembling and transforming complex problems, grasping the essence of things from simple to deep, and explaining relevant mathematical knowledge and theories, can effectively improve rational thinking, judge and solve problems, and is also beneficial to understanding mathematics and cultivating mathematical interest.
4. How do students of "interesting mathematics" get a sense of mathematics in one or two semesters? This book attempts a new method based on interesting mathematics (interesting questions, puzzles and games): introducing some important mathematical concepts through interesting mathematics and encouraging students to actively participate in the problem-solving process. Facts have proved that this method not only stimulates students' enthusiasm, but also lets them know that mathematics is not just numbers and operations: mathematics is also a way of thinking and a strategy to solve problems. More importantly, students have learned how to think critically.
5. "Not playing math enough" It is said that the jigsaw puzzle from China can make four-year-old children fondle it. Rubik's cube, bricklaying, pizza cutting, visual coding, unique prime number, lizard sequence ... are fascinating and bring amazing intellectual achievements. Interesting questions in mathematical exploration will be opened to you chapter by chapter. This book reveals interesting games, art design and mathematical codes in daily life, shows the hidden fun in arithmetic and geometry through novel topics and exquisite illustrations, enters the wonderful world of algorithms from the simplest mathematical principles, and shows the infinite power of algorithms to solve mathematical problems. This book is suitable for all math lovers to read.
6. Tao Zhexuan teaches you math. This book is the first book by the talented mathematician Tao Zhexuan. It discusses various strategies and methods involved in solving mathematical problems, aiming at stimulating teenagers' interest in mathematics. The contents involved in the book include: number theory, algebra, analysis, Euclidean geometry and analytic geometry. This book is very enlightening, which can not only stimulate students' interest in mathematics, cultivate thinking logic, but also fully demonstrate the charm of mathematics.
7. Mathematics and Life (revised edition) contains not only the basic contents of elementary mathematics, but also the contents of advanced mathematics such as differential, integral, differential equation, Fermat theorem and Euler formula. The author used the knowledge of many subjects. Combine daily life with well-known stories in eastern and western countries, and present mathematical knowledge and principles one by one in easy-to-understand language, just like an interesting story collection. Readers can not only understand the characteristics of mathematics, but also understand the close relationship between mathematics and daily life, as well as its relationship with physics, chemistry, astronomy, geography, music, art and other disciplines.
8. The happiness of thinking is divided into five parts: mathematics in life, the beauty of mathematics, the house of geometry, exquisite proof and the scale of thinking. The book basically does not involve advanced mathematics theory, but its content is novel and fashionable. It has not only applied topics closely related to real life, but also enlightening discussions on the relationship between geometry and algebra. Occasionally, it will introduce the latest research progress of some famous mathematical problems, and it is very informative. This book is a delicious food for the majority of math lovers, as long as you have a simple math foundation, you can read it.
9. Simple Calculus is a very popular "Introduction to Calculus" in Japan. Simple Calculus takes the "thinking method" of calculus as the core, explains the basic principle, formula derivation and practical application significance of calculus with life examples, and answers the common puzzles encountered by beginners of calculus. This book explains step by step, vividly and cordially, without complicated calculations and dry theories. It is an introductory book that you can understand the principles of calculus by "shallow reading".
10, History of Minimalist Algorithms Plato, Leibniz, Russell, Shannon and Turing all tried to prove the rationality of reasoning from mathematical formulas and create a perfect thinking system. Did they win by talent, or did they gamble recklessly? The history of minimalist algorithm depicts a dream journey of human beings to explore mathematics, algorithms and logical thinking and finally to artificial intelligence. The unique way of thinking of philosophers, logicians and mathematicians is displayed, and the great influence of algorithms and artificial intelligence on science and society is discussed.