The Sensual (Quadratic) Form

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Cambridge University Press, 1997 - Mathematics - 152 pages
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The distinguished mathematician John Conway presents quadratic forms in a pictorial way that enables the reader to understand them mathematically without proving theorems in the traditional fashion. One learns to sense their properties. In his customary enthusiastic style, Conway uses his theme to cast light on all manner of mathematical topics from algebra, number theory and geometry, including many new ideas and features.
 

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Contents

PSL2Z and Farey Fractions
27
THE SECOND LECTURE
35
THE THIRD LECTURE
61
THE FOURTH LECTURE
91
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