Autor*innen	Stephan Reich Maximilian Graf
Illustriert von	Katharina Noemi Metschl

Die Berechnung der Blutgrätsche

Doppelsechs und Falsche Neun, gebildete Dreiecke und Vertikalspiel – mathematische Rätsel verbergen sich in unzähligen Bereichen des Fußballalltags. Sie finden sich in Cristiano Ronaldos gockeliger, immerhin aber perfekt geometrischer Jubelpose. In Stefan Effenbergs Mittelfinger, der auch aus dem Bereich der Kurvendiskussion stammen könnte. Und in Ailtons Urlaubs-Übergewicht, dessen genaue Anzahl an Kilos sich höchstens noch mit Hilfe der Wahrscheinlichkeitsrechnung beziffern lässt. Dieses Buch beweist anhand zahlreicher, unterhaltsamer Textaufgaben aus diversen mathematischen Bereichen, dass Kalle Rummenigge einst unrecht hatte: Fußball ist nämlich doch Mathematik.

Publisher: Rowohlt E-Book
Release: 15.05.2018
ISBN: 978-3-644-40379-6
144 Pages
Authors: Stephan ReichMaximilian Graf
Illustrated by: Katharina Noemi Metschl

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Stephan Reich

Born in 1984, Stefan Reich lives in Berlin. He studied German and English studies as well as sociology in Münster, and is a staff writer at 11FREUNDE , a football magazine. His articles and writings are published in magazines and anthologies, and he was a finalist at Berlin’s Literaturwerkstatt open mic events on several occasions. Everest , his first volume of poetry, was published in 2014, and his first novel, Wenn’s brennt , was published in 2016.

Maximilian Graf

Born in 1984, Stefan Reich lives in Berlin. He studied German and English studies as well as sociology in Münster, and is a staff writer at 11FREUNDE, a football magazine. His articles and writings are published in magazines and anthologies, and he was a finalist at Berlin’s Literaturwerkstatt open mic events on several occasions. Everest, his first volume of poetry, was published in 2014, and his first novel, Wenn’s brennt, was published in 2016.

Katharina Noemi Metschl