Julian Havil: Euler's constant gamma

Pi, e, i are the most familiar of all constants in mathematics. The gammas that follow are in many fields of mathematics, but still retain many mysteries. O'Leller's Gamma is a book that reviews mysterious constant gammas, centered on the character and ideas of Swiss genius Richard Orler, who for the 18th century was a mathematician. The gamma value that Euler introduced to you is 0. 5772156... Gamma appears in many areas in amazing ways, such as rotational equilibrium series, interpretations, and water theory, but unlike pi or e, the exact value has not been determined, and may not even be rational or irrational. This book introduces practical techniques of mathematics, and we'll look at them in the historical context of their first discovery. The author has a rather interesting discussion of topics that may be difficult with historical approaches. We invite you to come to a world of logarithms and harmonious seriess, two elements that define gamma as a clever combination of mathematics and history. And I was not afraid to use many mathematical symbols and expressions.

Korean title: 오일러상수 감마

Korean author: 줄리언 해빌

Korean publisher: 승산

ISBN-13: 9788961390187