Ian Stewart
Ian Nicholas Stewart FRS CMath FIMA is a British mathematician and a popular-science and science-fiction writer. He is Emeritus Professor of Mathematics at the University of Warwick, England. *--Wikipedia*
Works (50)

The Science of Discworld

In Pursuit of the Unknown

Does God play dice?
1989

The Globe

Flatterland

Nature's numbers
1995

Judgement Day

Darwin's Watch

Professor Stewart's Cabinet of Mathematical Curiosities

Letters to a young mathematician

Why Beauty Is Truth

Mathematics of life

Story of Mathematics

Professor Stewart's incredible numbers

Concepts of modern mathematics
1975

The foundations of mathematics

Calculating the cosmos

What shape is a snowflake?
2001

The Collapse of Chaos
1995

The Great Mathematical Problems

The magical maze
1997

The beauty of numbers in nature

The problems of mathematics
1987

Infinity

Significant figures

Complex analysis

The art of C programming
1987

Catastrophe theory and its applications
1978

Figments of reality

Professor Stewart's casebook of mathematical mysteries

Wheelers

The Colours of Infinity

Algebraic number theory
1979

Uncertainty

What's the Use?

Heaven
2004

Life's other secret
1998

Gateway to computing with the BBC Micro
1984

What Does a Martian Look Like

Fearful Symmetry

Spectrum machine code

Math Hysteria

Professor Stewart's hoard of mathematical treasures

Cows In The Maze

Game, Set and Math

Symmetry

Another fine math you've got me into...
1992

Get knotted!

Machine code and better BASIC
1982

Nut-crackers