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Prime Obsession

Prime Obsession

by John Derbyshire

2003SeriesPrime NumbersMathematicsaward:euler_book_prizeNumbers, prime
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In August 1859, Bernhard Riemann was made a corresponding member of the Berlin Academy, a great honor for a young mathematician (he was 32).

In August 1859, Bernhard Riemann was made a corresponding member of the Berlin Academy, a great honor for a young mathematician (he was 32).

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SeriesPrime NumbersMathematicsaward:euler_book_prizeNumbers, primeRiemann surfaces
First published 2003

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About the author

John Derbyshire

3 June 1945

John Derbyshire is a British-born American paleoconservative political commentator, writer, journalist and computer programmer. He formerly wrote a column in National Review before moving to a staff position at the white nationalist website VDARE, where he continues to work. *--Wikipedia*

Author

John Derbyshire

First published

2003

Pages

448

Read time

≈ 11h

Editions

6

Language

English

Publisher

Joseph Henry Press

ISBN

9780309512572

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