New mathematical diversions from Scientific…

Enigmi e giochi matematici vol. 3 (original 1966; edition 1979)

by Martin Gardner

Series: Mathematical Games (3)

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New Mathematical Diversions from Scientific American (1966) was republished as Sphere Packing, Lewis Carroll, and Reversi (2009, in the series "The New Martin Gardner Mathematical Library").

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