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SUMMARY:Andrew Will
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 >A Winding Journey Through Mathematical Thought</a>\nby Andrew Will as par
 t of Brooklyn College Math Department Events\n\nLecture held in Ingersoll 
 1146.\n\nAbstract\nWe often hear about thinking mathematically\, but what 
 does this actually mean?\nIn this talk\, we will peer into the mathematica
 l toolkit by looking at a surprising proof of the Fundamental Theorem of A
 lgebra\, the result of which states that every nonzero polynomial has a nu
 mber of complex roots matching its degree.\nWe'll see how this proof full 
 of twists and turns employs three fundamental tools of mathematical though
 t: abstraction\, reduction\, and isomorphism.\n
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