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~Putting Two & Two Together (vol. 4)

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Number theory and mathematics
Basel problem
Bernoulli number
Disquisitiones Arithmeticae
Egyptian fraction
Eye of Horus
Lemniscate of Bernoulli
List of number theory topics
List of mathematical functions
List of types of functions
Number theory
Pentagonal number theorem
Projective geometry
Timeline of number theory
Trapezium Cluster
Trapezoid
Conjecture, formulation, guesswork, method, intuition
Bernoulli
Et in Arcadia ego
Leonhard Euler
Pierre de Fermat
Richard Feynman
Srinivasa Ramanujan
FAMAS Nov 2010
FAMAS volumes are being made available online for an indefinite time, short or long, for as many as will. Price and payment as quoted by PediaPress. Robert Johnstone is a member of Middle Temple, London. ____ENDNOTES: (1) "When he spoke of Novalis, Schroer was often fond of saying--He is a spirit whom one cannot understand with this modern intellectualism which knows only that twice two is four." Rudolf Steiner, lecture given at Dornach, 23 September 1924. (Karl Julius Schröer, b. January 11th 1825 Bratislava, then Empire of Austria , d. December 16th ____(2) According to one author (not an architect, Dr Garry Stevens in "The Favored Circle", 1998, MIT) the public standing and repute of Rudolf Steiner among architects is made evident by the Macmillan Encyclopedia of Architects. Dr Stevens, after remarking that not every major architect belongs to a master-pupil chain, continues: "Membership is not an absolute condition of membership. Of the first-order architects in the MEA, those occupying several pages, only Steiner, Marchioni, Holl, Guarini, Fuga, Fathy, and Fanzago have no connections of any kind with other architects. This is seven out of 114, or six per cent." Dr Stevens then adds a curious remark: "Rudolf Steiner's inclusion, let alone the length of his treatment, is a minor mystery. .."