Author

Keith J. Devlin

born 16 March 1947 28 known books newest first

Keith J. Devlin is a mathematician and popular science writer. *--Wikipedia*

*--Photo Attribution:* Richard Ressman, CC BY-SA 3.0 , via Wikimedia Commons

Books

OpenLibrary works by this author.

28 books
The Millennium Problems

The Millennium Problems

2004
The Maths Gene

The Maths Gene

2001
The Language of Mathematics

The Language of Mathematics

2000
Mathematics

Mathematics

1996
All the math that's fit to print

All the math that's fit to print

Year unknown
Aspects of constructibility

Aspects of constructibility

Year unknown
Constructibility

Constructibility

Year unknown
Finding Fibonacci

Finding Fibonacci

Year unknown
Goodbye, Descartes

Goodbye, Descartes

Year unknown
Infosense

Infosense

Year unknown
Introduction to Mathematical Thinking

Introduction to Mathematical Thinking

Year unknown
Language at Work

Language at Work

Year unknown Keith J. Devlin and Duska Rosenberg
Leonardo and Steve

Leonardo and Steve

Year unknown
Life by the numbers

Life by the numbers

Year unknown
Logic and information

Logic and information

Year unknown
Mathematics

Mathematics

Year unknown
Mathematics Education for a New Era

Mathematics Education for a New Era

Year unknown
Microchip mathematics

Microchip mathematics

Year unknown
Micro-maths

Micro-maths

Year unknown
Sets, Functions, and Logic

Sets, Functions, and Logic

Year unknown
The Axiom of Constructibility

The Axiom of Constructibility

Year unknown
The Computer as Crucible

The Computer as Crucible

Year unknown Jonathan M. Borwein and Keith J. Devlin
The Joy of Sets

The Joy of Sets

Year unknown
The Man of Numbers

The Man of Numbers

Year unknown
The Math Instinct

The Math Instinct

Year unknown
The Numbers Behind NUMB3RS

The Numbers Behind NUMB3RS

Year unknown Keith J. Devlin and Gary Lorden
The Souslin problem

The Souslin problem

Year unknown Keith J. Devlin and H. Johnsbraten
The Unfinished Game

The Unfinished Game

Year unknown

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