Jeff Suzuki is an associate professor of mathematics at Brooklyn College. He is the author of Mathematics in Historical Context and Constitutional Calculus: The Math of Justice and the Myth of Common Sense.

Patently Mathematical by Jeff Suzuki is a chronicle of the various patents based on mathematical algorithm applications. Each of his twelve chapters itemizes a specific family of patents along with pertinent anecdotes and suitable-for-the-general-reader examples illustrating how the algorithms work . . . Suzuki's book is a kaleidoscopic guided tour of the patented mathematical innovations that by and large now distinctly characterize the twenty-first century with respect to past eras.—Andrew James Simoson, MathSciNet

• Acknowledgments Introduction. My Billion-Dollar Blunder Chapter 1: The Informational Hokey PokeyChapter 2: The Trillion-Dollar EquationChapter 3: A Picture Is a Thousand WordsChapter 4: If You Like Piña ColadasChapter 5: The Education RevolutionChapter 6: Forget Your Password? Forget Your Password!Chapter 7: The Company We KeepChapter 8: The Best of All Possible WorldsChapter 9: The Complete SagaChapter 10: Complexity from SimplicityChapter 11: RSA . . .Chapter 12: . . . Is PasséEpilogueBibliographyIndex

Jeff Suzuki is an associate professor of mathematics at Brooklyn College. He is the author of Mathematics in Historical Context and Constitutional Calculus: The Math of Justice and the Myth of Common Sense.

Patently Mathematical by Jeff Suzuki is a chronicle of the various patents based on mathematical algorithm applications. Each of his twelve chapters itemizes a specific family of patents along with pertinent anecdotes and suitable-for-the-general-reader examples illustrating how the algorithms work . . . Suzuki's book is a kaleidoscopic guided tour of the patented mathematical innovations that by and large now distinctly characterize the twenty-first century with respect to past eras.—Andrew James Simoson, MathSciNet

• Acknowledgments Introduction. My Billion-Dollar Blunder Chapter 1: The Informational Hokey PokeyChapter 2: The Trillion-Dollar EquationChapter 3: A Picture Is a Thousand WordsChapter 4: If You Like Piña ColadasChapter 5: The Education RevolutionChapter 6: Forget Your Password? Forget Your Password!Chapter 7: The Company We KeepChapter 8: The Best of All Possible WorldsChapter 9: The Complete SagaChapter 10: Complexity from SimplicityChapter 11: RSA . . .Chapter 12: . . . Is PasséEpilogueBibliographyIndex

Jeff Suzuki is an associate professor of mathematics at Brooklyn College. He is the author of Mathematics in Historical Context and Constitutional Calculus: The Math of Justice and the Myth of Common Sense.

Patently Mathematical by Jeff Suzuki is a chronicle of the various patents based on mathematical algorithm applications. Each of his twelve chapters itemizes a specific family of patents along with pertinent anecdotes and suitable-for-the-general-reader examples illustrating how the algorithms work . . . Suzuki's book is a kaleidoscopic guided tour of the patented mathematical innovations that by and large now distinctly characterize the twenty-first century with respect to past eras.—Andrew James Simoson, MathSciNet

• Acknowledgments Introduction. My Billion-Dollar Blunder Chapter 1: The Informational Hokey PokeyChapter 2: The Trillion-Dollar EquationChapter 3: A Picture Is a Thousand WordsChapter 4: If You Like Piña ColadasChapter 5: The Education RevolutionChapter 6: Forget Your Password? Forget Your Password!Chapter 7: The Company We KeepChapter 8: The Best of All Possible WorldsChapter 9: The Complete SagaChapter 10: Complexity from SimplicityChapter 11: RSA . . .Chapter 12: . . . Is PasséEpilogueBibliographyIndex