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Paul J. NahinNon-Fiction · Mathematics·b. 1940
When Least Is Best
This book explores the fascinating world of optimization, presenting complex mathematical ideas in an engaging, conversational style. Requiring only an early undergraduate understanding of mathematics, it offers numerous intriguing examples and experiments readers can try at home. It's the first book on optimization written for a broad audience, promising to delight math enthusiasts of all backgrounds with its lively topics.