Tolga Caglayan

Love and Mathematics (Pierron) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Umut is a Turkish university student growing up in Germany. He's obsessive, antisocial, and disorganized... But there's a burning fire in his mind: one of the greatest riddles in the world of mathematics, unsolved for years. To solve it, he delves into his notebooks, his nights, and his own solitude.

But no path is walked alone. When Clara meets Jonas and Margarethe, Umut's table becomes a table not of loneliness, but of search. Each one carries its own cracks; with music, silence, fears... But what unites them is an invisible line: the line of zeros .

This novel, woven with real methods, real formulas, and the pains of a real mathematician, explores not only an unsolvable problem but also the cracks in the depths of the human soul.

As you read, you'll ask yourself:
"What if they actually figure it out?"

And perhaps you will find the answer not in the lines, but in the shores of your own heart.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: TLG
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. September 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232652043
• Artikelnr.: 75451065

Autorenporträt

Author Tolga Çaglayan was born in 1983 in Mersin/Erdemli/Turkey. He has been writing fiction novels for over 20 years. In his books, he generally uses philosophical layers, sociological elements, psychological characters, and layered plots. The author has 20 works published to date. Currently living in Türkiye, he strives to produce long-lasting works that can be read for many years, rather than writing stories that shine for a short time and then suddenly fade away. When this author's latest works are explained, they contain more philosophical layers, more detailed explanations, and developed descriptions. His novel "unutmak" is a major masterpiece, published worldwide in 9 different languages. The author gives the following answer to the question "How would you describe yourself in one word?": I am a Yoruk (nomadic) child.