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The man who loved only numbers Paul Ho man (Fourth Estate, 1999) An excellent biography of Paul Erd os, one of the most proli c mathematicians of all time. Erd os wrote over 1500 papers (about 10 times the normal number for a mathematician) and collaborated with 485 other mathematicians.
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