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    Something Blue
    Something Blue
    Something Blue
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    Something Blue

    By Charlotte Harris

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    The truth is out there...

    This sheer enchantment of mathematics is a meeting of minds that reaches throughout the eras of time and finally makes sense in the form of a present! The power of Exponents becomes clear in this story: Exponents are firmly rooted in the truth of the unknown, and reveal themselves only to a chosen few who seek out to find them.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXlibris UK
    Release dateSep 3, 2021
    ISBN9781664116399
    Something Blue
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    Charlotte Harris

    Charlotte is a scientist, mathematician, artist, and writer in her spare time. She has contributed to almost fifty anthologies for poetry and has written three books entirely of her own work. Her inventions include the human spacecraft, many-worlds theory, and numerous contributions to maths, including exponents, adding logarithms, and the Q multiplier.

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