Hannah Fry

Uses math as a tool for explaining the complicated patterns of love, tackling such common questions as the chance of finding love that will last, how online dating works, and when to compromise.

Patterns, Proofs, and the Search for the Ultimate Equation

The Mathematics of Love

Heiki Riesenkampf

Save your time and find something better to read. I was hoping for interesting stories or insights, but every chapter was too short to give any meaningful insights.

hossein moazzeni

Math and Hannah Fry are amazing together! All you need is to watch one of her talks and you’ll love her forever!
I recommend this: Can Maths Predict the Future?
My hope is also to illuminate how beautiful and relevant maths is. I wanted to write this book because I’m always a bit disappointed with the way that math is viewed so negatively by the general public, even if I’m not surprised that it has such a bad reputation. Most people’s only experience of mathematics is as their most hated subject at school: the topics seemed uninspiring, the ideas hadn’t changed in hundreds of years and the answers were all written in the back of the textbook. It’s no wonder some people think maths has nothing new to offer. But this just couldn’t be further from the truth.
That’s what she perfectly does in this book.

The Mathematics of Love Patterns, Proofs, and the Search for the Ultimate Equation

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