Illustrated Encyclopedia of Mathematics

Author: (Japanese) Tsuneo Sato
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Publish Date: 2001-03-01
Features: The "Library of Life and Science" closely revolves around people's lives, everyday science, and universally interesting scientific knowledge, illustrated with images and text. It possesses the characteristics of authority, scientific rigor, knowledge, practicality,, and readability. To date, 88 titles have been published and have received widespread praise from readers. Life-related books address current hot topics in living, explain scientific principles in an accessible manner, and clarify actionable methods, emphasizing modernity and practicality. Health and wellness science books connect theory with practice, explain scientific principles in an easy-to-understand way, focus on prevention, healthcare, and rehabilitation guides, highlighting authority and practicality. This book uses comics as a bridge to entertainingly explain 62 mathematical concepts and theorems. The 62 problems are independent and can be read in any order; readers can understand the principles just by looking at the comic sections, allowing them to grasp mathematical concepts in a relaxed way and develop an interest in mathematics.