40 Paradoxes in Logic, Probability, and Game Theory
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40 Paradoxes in Logic, Probability, and Game Theory

by Presh Talwalkar

Philosophy Mathematics Logic
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A collection of 40 paradoxes from logic, probability, and game theory, offering readers an engaging way to examine counterintuitive ideas and sharpen their reasoning. Presh Talwalkar’s mathematics-focused book encourages curiosity, careful analysis, and a closer look at how seemingly simple problems can produce surprising conclusions.

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40 Paradoxes in Logic, Probability, and Game Theory explores counterintuitive ideas across several areas of mathematics.

The book brings together 40 paradoxes involving logic, probability, and strategic reasoning.

Its subject matter invites readers to question assumptions, examine apparent contradictions, and think more carefully about mathematical conclusions.

Written by Presh Talwalkar, this collection is suited to readers interested in puzzles, mathematical thinking, and the surprising ways intuition can be challenged.

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