The math of love

In my book, from a hitherto unknown perspective, with the help of mathematics, I present the topic that concerns humanity the most: love. What are our chances of finding love for us? What is the probability that it will last? How does online dating work? When should we agree? How can we avoid divorce? Can game theory help us decide whether to call the other after a date? Hannah Fry, in her wise, witty, and humorous way, proves that math can be a surprisingly useful tool for mapping out the complex, often incomprehensible, and annoying, but all the more interesting, nature of love. TED - ideas to spread TED started twenty years ago as a conference on technology, entertainment and design, but today there are almost no topics on the TED stage. You can hear inspiring lectures from the worlds of science, culture, design, entertainment and business, as well as a wide variety of global issues, in more than 100 languages. They passionately believe in the power of thoughts that can change people’s attitudes, lives, and even the future of humanity. TED Books Small books, big thoughts Where TED lectures end, books start. They are short enough to get information quickly, but they are long enough to dig deeper into a topic. The book series includes all kinds of content: from architecture to business, from space travel to love.