Ian Stewart
Ian Nicholas Stewart FRS CMath FIMA is a British mathematician and a popular-science and science-fiction writer. He is Emeritus Professor of Mathematics at the University of Warwick, England. *--Wikipedia*
Works (50)
The Science of Discworld
In Pursuit of the Unknown
Does God play dice?
1989
The Globe
Flatterland
Nature's numbers
1995
Judgement Day
Darwin's Watch
Professor Stewart's Cabinet of Mathematical Curiosities
Letters to a young mathematician
Why Beauty Is Truth
Mathematics of life
Story of Mathematics
Professor Stewart's incredible numbers
The foundations of mathematics
Concepts of modern mathematics
1975
Calculating the cosmos
What shape is a snowflake?
2001
The Great Mathematical Problems
The Collapse of Chaos
1995
The beauty of numbers in nature
The magical maze
1997
Infinity
The problems of mathematics
1987
Complex analysis
The art of C programming
1987
Significant figures
Wheelers
The Colours of Infinity
Catastrophe theory and its applications
1978
Figments of reality
Professor Stewart's casebook of mathematical mysteries
Life's other secret
1998
Heaven
2004
What's the Use?
Algebraic number theory
1979
Gateway to computing with the BBC Micro
1984
Uncertainty
What Does a Martian Look Like
Spectrum machine code
Game, Set and Math
Another fine math you've got me into...
1992
Cows In The Maze
Symmetry
Professor Stewart's hoard of mathematical treasures
Get knotted!
Fearful Symmetry
Math Hysteria
The Symmetry Perspective
Singularity theory and its applications