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Bell... had a rare gift for words as well as numbers. Those who have witnessed the deep truths of mathematics, Bell wrote, "have experienced something no jellyfish has ever felt." He had a knack for pithily summing up a man's character: Pythagoras, Bell said, whose mysticism had hobbled his
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A History of
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An Arithmetical Theory of Certain Numerical Functions
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1563:. Chicago: Advent. p. 36.
939:The Cosmic Geoids and One Other
1479:The Handmaiden of the Sciences
1374:The Development of Mathematics
1362:The Development of Mathematics
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1251:The Essential John Nash
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