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How mathematicians think: using ambiguity, contradiction, and paradox to create mathematics/ William Byers
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TextPublication details: New Jersey: Princeton University press, 2007Description: vii, 415pISBN: - 9780691150918
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| 510.57 FEN Generalized recursion theory II : | 510.57 SMU Recursion theory for metamathematics. | 510.57 SOA Recursively enumerable sets and degrees. | 51-057.4:159.9 BYE How mathematicians think: | 510.6 Fuzzy logic | 510.6 ALA Fuzzy logic and neural networks: | 510.6 ALL Logic primer |
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