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The Moscow Puzzles : 359 Mathematical Recreations

By: Kordemsky, Boris AMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: New York: Dover Publications, Inc, [c1992]Description: 309 pISBN: 9780486270784LOC classification: QA95Summary: Most popular Russian puzzle book ever published. Marvelously varied puzzles ranging from simple 'catch' riddles to difficult problems. Lavishly illustrated with clear diagrams and amusing sketches. Edited for English-readers, while retaining warmth and charm of original. Inexpensive edition of first English translation. Introduction by Martin Gardner. 425 line illustrations, solutions.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Notes	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Book	ICTS	Mathematic	Rack No 3	QA95 (Browse shelf (Opens below))	Available	Billno:; Billdate: 1900-01-00		00176

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Most popular Russian puzzle book ever published. Marvelously varied puzzles ranging from simple 'catch' riddles to difficult problems. Lavishly illustrated with clear diagrams and amusing sketches. Edited for English-readers, while retaining warmth and charm of original. Inexpensive edition of first English translation. Introduction by Martin Gardner. 425 line illustrations, solutions.

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