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What will be science without beauty? I always believed that science and beauty are intimately related and strongly connected. One of the most visible faces of this relationship is geometry in general and curves in particular. Our friend Hamza Khekif has just published a new release of his well known book entitled “Le jardin des courbes” (Curves Garden).

It is really a pleasure to go through this “dictionary book” either as a mathematician or as just a curious person. We strongly recommend reading this book. You can find more details here.

 

Some links:

  • A press article about Hamza Khelif written by Pr. Khaled Saadallah.
  • Opinions about the book:
    • Paul Louis Hennequin. 
    • Jean-Jacques Dupas. 
    •  Sébastien Kernivinen.

 

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“I look away with horor and fear from this pathetic wound of functions which do not have derivatives.”
C. Hermite

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Prime number theorem :

\( \frac{\pi(n)}{n} \underset{+\infty}{\sim} \frac{1}{\ln(n)} \)

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