Mathematical Adventures for Students and Amateurs.

Author: Mary Coupland
Date: Spring 2005
From: Australian Mathematics Teacher(Vol. 61, Issue 1)
Publisher: The Australian Association of Mathematics Teachers, Inc.
Document Type: Book review
Length: 533 words
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Mathematical Adventures for Students and Amateurs David E. Hayes & Tatiana Shubin (Eds) Published by The Mathematical Association of America (2004) 291 pages, soft cover ISBN 0-88385-548-8

This book is the latest in the excellent Spectrum Series of the Mathematical Association of America. The purpose of the series is to publish a broad range of books with appeal to a wide audience--students and teachers of mathematics, researchers, and mathematical amateurs. However, having a wide range in the intended audience does not mean that the mathematics in this particular book in the series is watered down--in fact the opposite. Some of it is very demanding, but always interesting.

There are nineteen chapters arranged into five sections: General, Number Theory, Combinatorics and probability, Geometry and topology, Applications and history. Biographical notes about the authors, and...

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Coupland, Mary. "Mathematical Adventures for Students and Amateurs." Australian Mathematics Teacher, vol. 61, no. 1, spring 2005, pp. 17+. link.gale.com/apps/doc/A164525443/AONE?u=gale&sid=bookmark-AONE. Accessed 17 Feb. 2026.
  

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