THE GREAT MATHEMATICAL MAGIC WAND – Brand New Card and Number Tricks

  • A mathemagical delight for all who love magic!
  • The sequel to the bestselling book Der mathematische Zauberstab.
  • Rights to his previous title were sold to the US (American Mathematical Society).

For those who enjoy amazing others with magic tricks and want to understand the math behind them.

What is the right choice between cash or a dud? Who can navigate the only possible path through the card labyrinth? How can you amaze guests at round birthdays and anniversaries? Here comes the sequel to Ehrhard Behrends' successful book Der mathematische Zauberstab. If you want to perform something functional at your next gathering with friends or family, you will definitely find it in this colorfully illustrated book.

Ehrhard Behrends not only explains how these easy-to-learn magic tricks with numbers and cards can be cleverly prepared and presented effectively but also the mathematics that makes them possible. You can perform everything without worrying about this background. However, for those who want to know – and that is what makes it appealing for math enthusiasts – you can learn a lot without any special prerequisites: for example, about probabilities, geometry, logic, or prime numbers.

"For Behrends, mathematics is a science for the senses that, in the best case, triggers feelings of happiness." Die Welt

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  • Publisher: Rowohlt Taschenbuch
  • Release: 16.04.2024
  • ISBN: 978-3-499-01425-3
  • 304 Pages
  • Author: Ehrhard Behrends

Please be advised that the book cover may be used in its original design only. Details and distortions are not permitted under copyright law.

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Ehrhard Behrends

Ehrhard Behrends is a retired professor of mathematics and computer science at the Freie Universität Berlin. He is one of the founders of the popular website www.mathematik.de and, on a European level, the website www.mathematics-in-europe.eu. He is also the author of the column "Fünf Minuten Mathematik" in Die Welt , which has since become a successful international book. Since the beginning of 2015, he has been a member of the Magic Circle of Germany.