The story of graphics and logic

Author: Zhang Yuannan
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: "The Story of Graphics and Logic" embodies Mr. Zhang's consistent writing style. The book presents 23 stories about graphics, making abstract problems concrete and each story is both fascinating and engaging. In many people's eyes, mathematics is rigid and abstract. In fact, rigid things can be transformed into vivid and concrete things, and graphics are the bridge for this transformation. We know that combining numbers and shapes is a very important thought method in mathematics. The famous mathematician Hua Luogeng once said: "When numbers lack shapes, intuition is lacking; when shapes lack numbers, precision is hard to achieve. Combining numbers and shapes is excellent, while separating them leads to failure in everything." In just a few words, he eloquently describes the charm of graphics. Graphics often make us feel that mathematics is fun, while logic makes us realize that it is not easy to play with mathematics well. Whether you want to experience "fun" or delve into "playing well," "The Story of Graphics and Logic" can help you.