Concepts of Modern Mathematics

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Concepts of Modern Mathematics is a popular mathematics book by Ian Stewart that introduces key ideas of modern math—such as set theory, logic, topology, and abstract algebra—to a general audience in an accessible, non-technical way.

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instanceOf book
popular mathematics book
aimsTo demystify modern mathematics for non-specialists
show unity of different mathematical fields
audience general audience
author Ian Stewart NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
covers historical context of modern mathematics
educationalLevel undergraduate-level background or advanced high-school
explains axiomatic method
cardinality
combinatorial reasoning
fields
graphs
groups
infinite sets
mathematical proof
probability distributions
rings
topological spaces
genre mathematics
non-fiction
popular science
hasFormat hardcover
paperback
print
hasPerspective conceptual overview rather than technical detail
hasReputation classic popular mathematics text
intendedUse introduction to modern mathematics
language English
relatedTo discrete mathematics
foundations of mathematics
mathematical logic
relatedWorkByAuthor Does God Play Dice? NERFINISHED
Game, Set and Math NERFINISHED
subject abstract algebra
combinatorics
logic
modern mathematics
number theory
probability
set theory
topology
writingStyle accessible
non-technical

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