Martin Gardner's mathematical games the entire collection of his Scientific American columns
Searchable source that brings together 30 years of Gardner's "Mathematical Games" column which ran in Scientific American from 1956 to 1986.
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[New York] :
Mathematical Association of America
cop. 2005.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Hexaflexagons and other mathematical diversions
- The second Scientific American book of mathematical puzzles and diversions
- New mathematical diversions
- The unexpected hanging and other mathematical diversions
- Martin Gardner's 6th book of mathematical diversions from Scientific American
- Mathematical carnival
- Mathematical magic show
- Mathematical circus
- The magic numbers of Dr. Matrix
- Wheels, life, and other amusements
- Knotted doughnuts and other mathematical entertainments
- Time travel and other mathematical bewilderments
- Penrose tiles to trapdoor ciphers
- Fractal music, hypercards, and more mathematical recreations from Scientific American
- The last recreations: hydras, eggs, and other mathematical mystifications
- Martin Gardner: an Interview / Don Albers.
