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020			_a1568811276 (hbk.)
020			_a9781568811277 (hbk.)
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100	1		_aConway, John Horton. _911555
245	1	0	_aOn numbers and games / _cJ. H. Conway.
250			_a2nd ed.
260			_aNatick, Mass. : _bA K Peters, _cc2001
300			_axi, 242 p. : _bill. ; _c24 cm.
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index
505		0	_aPrologue. - Preface. - Zeroth Pt. On Numbers. Ch. 0. All Numbers Great and Small. Ch. 1. The Class No is a Field. Ch. 2. The Real and Ordinal Numbers. Ch. 3. The Structure of the Genral Surreal Number. Ch. 4. Algebra and Analysis of Numbers. Ch. 5. Number Theory In the Land of Oz. Ch. 6. The Curious Field On2. Appendix to Part Zero. - First Pt. and Games. Ch. 7. Playing Several Games at Once. Ch 8. Some Games are Already Numbers. Ch 9. On Games and Numbers. Ch. 10. Simplifying Games. Ch. 11. Impartial Games and the Game of Nim. Ch.12. How to Lose when you Must. Ch. 13. Animating Functions, Welter's Game and Hackenbush Unrestrained. Ch. 14. How to Play Several Games at Once in a dozen Different Ways. Ch. 15. Ups, Downs and Bynumbers. Ch. 16. The Long and the Short and the small. - Epilogue. - Appendix. - Index.
590			_aAdvanced Functions : MFH4U
650		0	_aGame theory _9346
650		0	_aNumber theory _910595
920			_aUOSC : 560484
921			_aICPU : 63617
999			_c181643 _d181643