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Is God a mathematician?

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This fascinating exploration of the great discoveries of history's most important mathematicians seeks an answer to the eternal question: Does mathematics hold the key to understanding the mysteries of the physical world?

Subjects: Psychology
Philosophy
Mathematics
Mathematicians
Symbolic and mathematical Logic
Logic, symbolic and mathematical

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