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The Music of the Primes
by Marcus du Sautoy
The Music of the Primes Summary
A history of mathematics from the cutting-edge of present-day research, this tells the story of the most idiosyncratic and most fundamental numbers in pure mathematics, the primes. When counting, primes (numbers only divisible by one and themselves) appear without any reason or rhythm. To a non-mathematician this may seem an oddity. To scientists the key to this seeming randomness, called the Riemann Hypothesis, is one of the most important enigma within Mathematics.
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