Unknown Quantity: A Real And Imaginary History of Algebra

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Mathematics today, at the highest levels, is wonderfully unified, with notions from one traditional field (geometry, number theory) flowing easily into another (algebra, analysis). There are still distinct styles of thinking, though, distinct ways of approaching problems and reaching new insights. We heard much talk a few years ago about whether the End of History had arrived. I can’t recall whether our pundits and philosophers came to any conclusions about that larger matter, but I feel sure that algebra, at least, has not ended yet.

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