Mathematics and the Physical World Kline MorrisPaperback
"Kline is a first-class teacher and an able writer. . . . This is an enlarging and a brilliant book." ― Scientific American "Dr. Morris Kline has succeeded brilliantly in explaining the nature of much…
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"Kline is a first-class teacher and an able writer. . . . This is an enlarging and a brilliant book." ― Scientific American "Dr. Morris Kline has succeeded brilliantly in explaining the nature of much that is basic in math, and how it is used in science." ― San Francisco ChronicleSince the major branches of mathematics grew and expanded in conjunction with science, the most effective way to appreciate and understand mathematics is in terms of the study of nature. Unfortunately, the relationship of mathematics to the study of nature is neglected in dry, technique-oriented textbooks, and it has remained for Professor Morris Kline to describe the simultaneous growth of mathematics and the physical sciences in this remarkable book. In a manner that reflects both erudition and enthusiasm, the author provides a stimulating account of the development of basic