Experimentation in Mathematics : Computational Paths to Discovery by Roland...

Up for sale is a scarce hardcover copy of "Experimentation in Mathematics: Computational Paths to Discovery" by renowned mathematicians Jonathan Borwein, David Bailey, and Roland Girgensohn.

This advanced text explores the intersection of computer science and pure mathematics, demonstrating how modern computing power and algorithmic experimentation can lead to breakthrough mathematical insights, hypotheses, and rigorous proofs. It features practical case studies covering infinite series, products, advanced integrals, Fourier series, zeta functions, partitions, and primes. A must-have reference for researchers, data scientists, and advanced mathematics students.

Condition:

Very Good condition. The gloss pictorial boards are bright and structurally sound, showing only light edge wear or minor surface rubbing from handling. The spine is completely straight, flat, and securely bound. The interior pages are clean, crisp, and completely free of highlighting, underlining, or marginal notations with the exception of two owner stickers at the front and back of the book and a small pencil mark on title page.

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