The Mathematics of Love
Patterns, Proofs, and the Search For The Ultimate Equation. Simon & Schuster, 2015.
A brief summary of The Mathematics of Love
A mathematical approach that illuminates the patterns which appear in the search for love—from dating to finding “The One” and getting married—with equations and calculations that you can apply along the way, making romance just a little bit easier.
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Who should read The Mathematics of Love
Math students • single people looking for love • married couples • diehard romantics • behavioral economists
About the author of The Mathematics of Love
Dr. Hannah Fry teaches at University College London as an associate professor in mathematics. She has spoken on the TED stage and participated in several BBC documentaries such as Climate Change by Numbers. Fry has written several books on math including Hello World and The Indisputable Existence of Santa Claus.
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