Serhiy Grabarchuk, Peter Grabarchuk, Serhiy Grabarchuk Jr.

The Simple Book of Not-So-Simple Puzzles (eBook, PDF)

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

This collection of more than one hundred original and highly sophisticated puzzles presents challenges that require creative,outside of the box thinking. Many different types of puzzles are included, such as word, number, logical, visual, spatial, dissection, dividing, dot-connecting, matchstick, coin, and more. Each aesthetically appealing puzzle is designed to improve problem solving skills; train geometric, combinatorial, and spatial imagination; bolster visual perception and logical reasoning; and foster the development of a perseverant and self-confident approach to challenges.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 119
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. Februar 2008
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781568815251
• Artikelnr.: 57902566

Autorenporträt

Grabarchuk, Serhiy; Grabarchuk, Peter; Grabarchuk Jr., Serhiy

Inhaltsangabe

Preface, Puzzles, Introduction to Puzzles, Solutions, Solutions Introduction to Solutions, Solutions to Individual Puzzles,

Rezensionen

This amazingly captivating book collects over one hundred original brain teasers conceived and tastefully designed by the Grabarchuk family ... The book will be enjoyed by all puzzle lovers ...
-Zentralblatt MATH, February 2009

This collection of puzzles will provide many interesting, fun and enjoyable moments to anyone who solves them. It can be recommended to all readers who like solving brainteasers.
-European Mathematical Society Newsletter, September 2008

The collection of over one hundred puzzles will spark out of the box thinking and lead to 'aha!' moments that even Martin Gardner would appreciate.
-MAA Reviews, July 2008

NPR's Next Week's Challenge
This brainteaser comes from Serhiy Grabarchuk, Peter Grabarchuk and Serhiy Grabarchuk Jr., a family of puzzle makers in Ukraine. A calculator displays a five-digit number. The first four digits are 8735. These digits form a logical sequence. What is the fifth number in the series?
-NPR, June 2008