Number Theory by George Andrews #shorts

Number Theory by George Andrews #shorts

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[derekgeorgeandrews]

So cool to see my dad's book on youtube hehe ❤

[integralboi]

There’s literally exercises where you make a program, like “Find all the prime smaller than 1000.”

[betaradish]

I have this book myself. Read it loads. Doing a degree, even though I am 39, in mathematics and this is one of my favourite books to reference.

[TyronTention]

This was the first math book I ever bought as a kid. I found it at a Barnes and Noble. I love it.

[ryleexiii]

I've talked to some people about the proofs in the book and most have said they are lacking in rigor. On the one hand, I can understand why an elementary number theory textbook wouldn't want to go particularly in depth, but I can also see this setting a bad example. The fact that series are almost universally expressed in their expanded form, e.g. rather than using summation notation is a bit inconvenient; it is also one of the reasons people have given to me as an example of its lack of rigor. Sometimes it also seems as if the explanations of proofs are lacking, which diminishes its usefulness as an introduction to elementary number theory.

I am currently struggling through it, but don't know how far I will get. I routinely have to consult the Mathematics Stack Exchange for clarification. What do you think? Should I push through it, perhaps read it alongside another number theory text?

Overall I think its most redeeming quality is the cover.

[Thejosiphas]

i read this book in high school! really good book & accessible to newbs (like me)

[spiderjerusalem]

i've always wanted to master num theory (still want to) but it always seemingly hates me. The rigorous proofs always bother me. Only olympiads can connect/learn it faster as they tend to often deal with such problems

[acid_lich]

Thank you so much for doing these reviews but they’re making my ‘want’ list get unreasonably long

[sontu]

How much number Theory should I know to become a good cryptographist

[alexandertownsend]

Is this more on the introductory side or more on the advanced side?

[philperry]

Good content but the quality is not very good. This seems to be the standard for most books these days.

[kunlladig]

What is your favorite number mr Sorcerer?

[diptanshumazumdar]

Which book should we buy to start Number Theory By self-study