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The following books covered on $\mathsf{Pr} \infty \mathsf{fWiki}$ discuss mathematics in general.
For a comprehensive list of books referenced on $\mathsf{Pr} \infty \mathsf{fWiki}$ (and more), see Books.
Books
- 1202: Leonardo Fibonacci: Liber Abaci
- 1225: Leonardo Fibonacci: Liber Quadratorum
- 1484: Nicolas Chuquet: Triparty en la Science des Nombres
- 1494: Fra Luca Pacioli: Summa de Arithmetica
- 1545: Gerolamo Cardano: Artis Magnae, Sive de Regulis Algebraicis
- 1546: Nicolo Tartaglia: Quesiti, et Inventioni Diverse ("Questions, and Various Inventions")
- 1556: Nicolo Tartaglia: General Trattato di Numeri et Misure ("General Treatise on Number and Measure")
- 1557: Robert Recorde: The Whetstone of Witte
- 1572: Rafael Bombelli: L'Algebra
- 1585: Simon Stevin: De Thiende
- 1617: John Napier: Rabdologiae
- 1622: Jean Leurechon: Selectæ Propositiones in Tota Sparsim Mathematica Pulcherrimæ
- 1629: Albert Girard: Invention Nouvelle en l'Algèbre
- 1631: Thomas Harriot: Artis Analyticae Praxis ad Aequationes Algebraicas Resolvendas (published posthumously)
- 1659: Johann Heinrich Rahn: Teutsche Algebra
- 1678: Edward Cocker: Arithmetick
- 1685: John Wallis: A Treatise on Algebra
- 1706: William Jones: Synopsis Palmariorum Matheseos
- 1707: Isaac Newton: Arithmetica Universalis
- 1716: John Hill: Arithmetick, Both in the Theory and Practice
- 1762: Edward Waring: Miscellanea Analytica
- 1770: Edward Waring: Meditationes Algebraicae
- 1779: Étienne Bézout: Théorie Générale des Équations Algébriques
- 1796: William Frend and Francis Maseres: The Principles of Algebra
- 1814: Peter Barlow: A New Mathematical and Philosophical Dictionary
- 1817: Thomas Leybourn: The Mathematical Questions Proposed in the Ladies' Diary and Their Original Answers
- 1845: Alfred Wrigley and William H. Johnstone: Examples and Problems in Pure and Applied Mathematics
- 1847: The Rev. Alfred Wrigley: Wrigley's Examples: Second Edition. Altered, Corrected and Enlarged.
- 1852: The Rev. Alfred Wrigley: Wrigley's Examples: Third Edition. Corrected and Enlarged.
- 1857: The Rev. Alfred Wrigley: Wrigley's Examples: Fourth Edition (not seen)
- 1859: The Rev. Alfred Wrigley: Wrigley's Examples: Fifth Edition. - Corrected.
- 1862: The Rev. Alfred Wrigley: Wrigley's Examples: Sixth Edition. - Corrected.
- 1865: The Rev. Alfred Wrigley: Wrigley's Examples: Seventh Edition. - Corrected.
- 1902: W.P. Workman and R.H. Chope: The Tutorial Arithmetic
- 1906: W.P. Workman and R.H. Chope: The Tutorial Arithmetic (2nd ed.)
- 1908: W.P. Workman and R.H. Chope: The Tutorial Arithmetic (3rd ed.)
- 1947: W.P. Workman, R.H. Chope and Geoffrey Bosson: The Tutorial Arithmetic (4th ed.)
- 1954: W.P. Workman and Geoffrey Bosson: The Tutorial Arithmetic (5th ed.)
- 1963: W.P. Workman and Geoffrey Bosson: The Tutorial Arithmetic (6th ed.)
- 1911: William Carmichael McIntosh, John Edward Aloysius Steggall and James Colquhoun Irvine: University of Saint Andrews Five Hundredth Anniversary Memorial Volume
- 1918: W.R. Paton: The Greek Anthology Book XIV
- 1932: Clement V. Durell: Advanced Algebra: Volume $\text { I }$
- 1933: Heinrich Dörrie: Triumph der Mathematik
- 1936: Lancelot Hogben: Mathematics for the Million
- 1938: A. Geary, H.V. Lowry and H.A. Hayden: Mathematics for Technical Students, Part One
- 1939: A. Geary, H.V. Lowry and H.A. Hayden: Mathematics for Technical Students, Part Two
- 1941: Richard Courant and Herbert Robbins: What is Mathematics?
- 1945: A. Geary, H.V. Lowry and H.A. Hayden: Advanced Mathematics for Technical Students, Part I
- 1946: Lilian R. Lieber: Modern Mathematics for T. C. Mits
- 1948: W.W. Sawyer: Mathematics In Theory and Practice
- 1953: L. Harwood Clarke: A Note Book in Pure Mathematics
- 1954: R. Wesley: Mathematics For All
- 1960: Margaret M. Gow: A Course in Pure Mathematics
- 1964: A.M. Yaglom and I.M. Yaglom: Challenging Mathematical Problems With Elementary Solutions: Volume $\text { I }$ (Translated by James McCawley, Jr., revised and edited by Basil Gordon)
- 1965: Heinrich Dörrie: 100 Great Problems of Elementary Mathematics (Translated by David Antin)
- 1967: A.M. Yaglom and I.M. Yaglom: Challenging Mathematical Problems With Elementary Solutions: Volume $\text { II }$ (Translated by James McCawley, Jr., revised and edited by Basil Gordon)
- 1967: W.J. Reichmann: The Spell of Mathematics
- 1974: George Polya and Jeremy Kilpatrick: The Stanford Mathematics Problem Book
- 1977: A.J.M. Spencer: Engineering Mathematics: Volume $\text { I }$ (with others)
- 1982: Malcolm E. Lines: A Number for your Thoughts
- 1982: Donald J. Newman: A Problem Seminar
- 1998: Rob Eastaway and Jeremy Wyndham: Why do Buses Come in Threes?
- 2002: David Acheson: 1089 and all that
- 2002: Rob Eastaway and Jeremy Wyndham: How Long is a Piece of String?
- 2011: Ian Stewart: Mathematics of Life
- 2013: Alfred S. Posamentier and Ingmar Lehmann: Magnificent Mistakes in Mathematics
- 2021: Jay Cummings: Proofs
National Geographic "Our Mathematical World" series
- 2016: Fernando Corbalán: The Golden Ratio
- 2017: Joan Gómez: Mathematicians, Spies and Hackers
- 2017: Enrique Gracián: Prime Numbers
- 2017: Joan Gómez Urgellés: When Straight Lines become Curves
- 2017: Claudi Alsina: The Sect of Numbers
- 2017: Joaquín Navarro: Secrets of Pi
- 2017: Albert Violant i Holz: Fermat's Enigma
- 2017: Jordi Deulofeu: Prisoners with Dilemmas and Dominant Strategies
- 2017: Maria Isabel Binimelis Bassa: A New Way of Seeing the World
- 2017: Claudi Alsina: Underground Maps and Neural Networks
- 2017: Raúl Ibáñez: The Fourth Dimension
- 2017: Javier Arbonés and Pablo Milrud: Harmony is Numerical
- 2017: Pere Grima: Absolute Certainty and Other Fictions
- 2017: Antonio J. Durán Guardeño: The Truth is at the Limit
- 2017: Vicenç Torra: From the Abacus to the Digital Revolution
- 2017: Francisco Martín Casalderrey: Playing with the Senses
- 2017: Joaquín Navarro: On the Other Side of the Mirror
- 2017: Enrique Gracián: An Endless Discovery
- 2017: Lluis Artal and Josep Sales: Mortgages and Equations
- 2017: Miquel Albertí: Creativity in Mathematics
- 2017: Lamberto García del Cid: Notable Numbers
- 2017: Javier Fresán: The Dream of Reason
- 2017: Claudi Alsina: The Thousand Faces of Geometric Beauty
- 2017: Fernando Corbalán and Gerardo Sanz: The Conquest of Chance
- 2017: Joaquín Navarro: Fleeting Ideas, Eternal Theorems
- 2017: Raúl Ibáñez: The Dream of the Perfect Map
- 2017: Antonio J. Durán: The Poetry of Numbers
- 2017: Rafael Lahoz-Beltra: The Mathematics of Life
- 2017: Josep Sales and Francesc Banyuls: Curious Curves
- 2017: Rosa Maria Ros: Cosmic Calculations
- 2017: Joaquín Navarro: The Secret Life of Numbers
- 2017: Carlos Madrid: The Butterfly and the Tornado
- 2017: Ignasi Belda: Minds, Machines and Mathematics
- 2017: Juanjo Rué: The Art of Counting
- 2017: Javier Fresán: Until Algebra do us Part
- 2017: Vicente Muñoz: Distorting and Transforming Shapes
- 2017: Joaquín Navarro: Women in Mathematics
- 2017: Iolanda Guevara and Carles Puig: Getting the Measure of the World
- 2017: Guillermo Curbera: Mathematical Network
- 2017: Miquel Albertí: Planet Mathematics
- 2017: Gustavo Piñeiro: The Sphere that Wanted to be Infinite
- 2017: Eduardo Arroyo: A Mathematical Journey from the Particle to Everything
- 2017: Luis Fernando Areán: Unsolvable Problems -- do they Exist?
- 2017: Miquel Albertí: Endless Mosaics
- 2017: Vicenç Torra: When Mathematics goes to the Polls
- 2017: Gustavo Piñeiro: e for Extraordinary
- 2017: Miquel Albertí: Easy or Difficult?
- 2017: Ignasi Belda: Mathematical Bits
- 2017: Pere Grima: Mathematics on the Front Page
- 2017: Raúl Ibáñez Torres: From Chess to Graphs
- 2017: Eloi Puertas, Oriol Pujol Vila, Santi Seguí and Jordi Vitrià: The Power of Data
- 2017: Alberto Gavira Romero: All Tied Up
- 2017: Clara Grima: Living in a Small World
- 2017: Gustavo Ernesto Piñeiro: The Story of an Imaginary Number
- 2017: Alberto Márquez: Catastrophe Theory
- 2017: Carmen Galé Pola: The Secret of Good Organisation
- 2017: Enrique F. Borja: Any More Bids?
- 2017: Pedro Castro Ortega: Bayes' Theorem
- 2017: Clara Grima and Enrique F. Borja: Observations, Measures and Models
- 2017: Fernando Corbalán: Geometry at Close Quarters