In this fun, light-hearted and easy to understand book we explore one of the most well-known problems in Number Theory. Throughout the journey of trying to understand a problem which has taxed mathematicians since the 17th century, we are joined by some inquisitive children who ask many questions along the way.
In this fun, light-hearted and easy to understand book we explore one of the most well-known problems in Number Theory. Throughout the journey of trying to understand a problem which has taxed mathematicians since the 17th century, we are joined by some inquisitive children who ask many questions along the way.
This book should appeal to anyone who has an interest in algebra with a level of GCSE or O-Level, or even below.
Could this be the simple solution that Fermat believes he found?
It is up to the reader to find out for themselves.
