Nature’s Numbers

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Nature’s Numbers is a popular science book by mathematician Ian Stewart that explores how mathematical patterns and principles underlie structures and phenomena in the natural world.

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instanceOf popular science book
aimsTo explain mathematical ideas with minimal formalism
show the ubiquity of mathematics in the natural world
author Ian Stewart NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
explores fractals in natural phenomena
how mathematical principles underlie natural structures
patterns in biological forms
patterns in physical systems
patterns of growth and form
the Fibonacci sequence in natural forms
the role of chaos and complexity in nature
the role of symmetry in nature
genre popular mathematics
science
hasAuthorNationality British
hasFormat hardcover
paperback
print
hasSubjectArea applied mathematics
mathematical biology
science communication
language English
mainSubject mathematical patterns
mathematics in nature
natural phenomena
notableFor accessible explanations of complex mathematical ideas
linking abstract mathematics to everyday natural phenomena
publisher Weidenfeld & Nicolson NERFINISHED
relatedWork Does God Play Dice? NERFINISHED
Life’s Other Secret NERFINISHED
The Magical Maze NERFINISHED
targetAudience general readers
readers interested in mathematics
readers interested in science
writtenByOccupation mathematician

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