Book:Karl Sabbagh/Dr. Riemann's Zeros
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Karl Sabbagh: Dr. Riemann's Zeros
Published $\text {2002}$, Atlantic Books
- ISBN 1-84354-101-7
Contents
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- THE MATHEMATICIANS
- A NOTE ABOUT THE TOOLKITS
- PROLOGUE
- 1 Prime time
- 2 'Gorgeous stuff'
- 3 New numbers for old
- 4 Indian summer
- 5 'Very probably'
- 6 Proofs and refutations
- 7 The Bieberbach Conjecture
- 8 In search of zeros
- 9 The Princeton tea party
- 10 A driven man
- 11 The physics of mathematics
- 12 A laudable aim
- 13 'No simple matter'
- 14 Taking a critical line
- 15 Abstract delights
- 16 Discovered or invented?
- 17 'What's it all about?'
- TOOLKITS
- 1 Logarithms and exponents
- 2 Equations
- 3 Infinite series
- 4 The Euler identity
- 5 Graphs in maths
- 6 Matrices and eigenvalues
- ENDNOTES
- APPENDIX: DE BRANGES'S PROOF
- FURTHER READING
- INDEX