The Music of the Primes' by Marcus du Sautoy (2003)

The Music of the Primes is a non-fiction book by Marcus du Sautoy that explores the mysteries surrounding prime numbers.

It examines the history of prime numbers and their ubiquity in nature, art, and music.

The book looks to the work of mathematicians such as Euclid, Euler, and Riemann who have explored the properties of prime numbers.

Du Sautoy examines the Riemann Hypothesis, which is still unsolved today, and its implications for mathematics.

He also explores the various ways in which prime numbers can be used to create patterns in music and art.

The book also features interviews with mathematicians and musicians who have used prime numbers in their work.

The Music of the Primes is an exploration of the beauty of mathematics and the power of prime numbers.

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