I’m not entirely sure of that, and it will take some effort to follow some of the proofs, but it will be worthwhile. I think this would be a good book for a technically-oriented book club to discuss, taking on one proof a month.
Is it written for a general audience, with sufficient explanations from an elementary standpoint, discussions on background, why a proof is brilliant, etc, or is it more like a collection of abstruse mathematics papers?
