When least is best : how mathematicians discovery many clever ways to make things as small (or as large) as possible
By: Nahin, Paul J.
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BookPublisher: New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 2004Description: xviii, 370 p.; : 24 cm.ISBN: 9780691070780 .Subject(s): Mathematics -- History | Maxima and minimaDDC classification: 511.66
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| Books | 511.66 NAH (Browse shelf) | Available | 009257 |
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| 511.66 BRE Algorithms for minimization without derivatives | 511.66 LAN Ramsey theory on the integers | 511.66 MAN Algorithmics of matching under preferences | 511.66 NAH When least is best : how mathematicians discovery many clever ways to make things as small (or as large) as possible | 511.66 NIV Maxima and minima without calculus | 511.66 TIK Stories about maxima and minima | 511.8 HOD Model theory |
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