Comment author:Gvaerg
18 January 2014 01:24:48PM
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What examples can you give of books that contain discussions of advanced (graduate or research-level) mathematics, similar to what Greg Egan does in his novels (I suppose the majority of such books are hard sci-fi, though I'm not betting on it)? I'm trying to find out what has already been done in the area.
Comment author:bsm
18 January 2014 06:22:11PM
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There's this in mathematics. Also, this website might be a good place to look, though most of its examples seem less advanced than what you are looking for.
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What examples can you give of books that contain discussions of advanced (graduate or research-level) mathematics, similar to what Greg Egan does in his novels (I suppose the majority of such books are hard sci-fi, though I'm not betting on it)? I'm trying to find out what has already been done in the area.
There's this in mathematics. Also, this website might be a good place to look, though most of its examples seem less advanced than what you are looking for.