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　　Do you expect to find articles about mathematics in your daily

newspaper? If you are a reader of The Guardian you do, or at least

you did during the second half of the 1980s. This volume collects

many of the columns Keith Devlin wrote for The Guardian. Read them

and assign them to your students to read. This is a book for

delving in, and is accessible to anyone with an interest in things

mathematical. Devlin takes mathematical discoveries and explains

them to the interested lay reader. The topics range from computer

discoveries dealing with large prime numbers to much deeper

results, such as Fermat's Last Theorem. You will find articles on

the traveling salesman problem, on cryptology, and on procedures

for working out claims for traveling expenses. Although the

individual pieces are short and easily read, many contain

references to mathematical articles and can form the basis for

student research papers.

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Do you expect to find articles about mathematics in your daily newspaper? If you are a reader of The Guardian you do, or at least you did during the second half of the 1980s. This volume collects many of the columns Keith Devlin wrote for The Guardian. Read them and assign them to your students to read. This is a book for delving in, and is accessible to anyone with an interest in things mathematical. Devlin takes mathematical discoveries and explains them to the interested lay reader. The topics range from computer discoveries dealing with large prime numbers to much deeper results, such as Fermat's Last Theorem. You will find articles on the traveling salesman problem, on cryptology, and on procedures for working out claims for traveling expenses. Although the individual pieces are short and easily read, many contain references to mathematical articles and can form the basis for student research papers.