I have come across many interestig books, links and videos on the History of Maths. For an non mathematician, this is an interesting way to look furhter into Maths, and hopefully, learn a bit more of it.
This is a video by Terry Jones (a former Monty Python) with an hilarious look into the development of Maths:
Vídeo by Terry Jones, part 1
Video by Terry Jones, part 2
And then, you have the more serious tone in the Marcus du Sautoy doccumentary:
The Language of the Universe, part 1
This is another BBC doccumentary (1986) on the development of Calculus:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObPg3ki9GOI
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Thursday, January 3, 2013
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