Chess Problems Are The Hymn-tunes Of Mathematics.

The Primes Are The Raw Material Out Of Which We Have To Build Arithmetic, And Euclid's Theorem Assures Us That We Have Plenty Of Material For The Task.

The Mathematician's Patterns, Like The Painter's Or The Poet's, Must Be Beautiful.

Bradman Is A Whole Class Above Any Batsman Who Has Ever Lived: If Archimedes, Newton And Gauss Remain In The Hobbs Class, I Have To Admit The Possibility Of A Class Above Them, Which I Find Difficult To Imagine. They Had Better Be Moved From Now On Into The Bradman Class.

A Mathematician, Like A Painter Or A Poet, Is A Maker Of Patterns.

Chess Problems Are The Hymn-tunes Of Mathematics.