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Augustus De Morgan, Polymath

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Augustus De Morgan, Polymath
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Publisher: Open Book Publishers
ISBN-13: 9781805113287
Number of pages: 384

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The book examines the extensive contributions of Augustus De Morgan, known for his work in mathematics, logic, and science education. This collection of essays highlights his diverse achievements and influence, not only in mathematics but also in logic, astronomy, and bibliographic studies. It offers fresh insights into De Morgan's intellectual legacy and his impact on Victorian scientific circles. An insightful resource for those interested in the history of science and mathematics.

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