This graphic novel is both a historical novel as well as an
entertaining way of using mathematics to solve a crime. The plot,
the possible motive of every suspect, and the elements of his or
her character are based on actual historical figures. The 2nd
International Congress of Mathematicians is being held in Paris in
1900. The main speaker, the renowned Professor X, is found dead in
the hotel dining room. Foul play is suspected. The greatest
mathematicians of all time (who are attending the Congress) are
called in for questioning. Their statements to the police, however,
take the form of mathematical problems. The Chief Inspector enlists
the aid of a young mathematician to help solve the crime. Do
numbers always tell the truth? Or don't they?
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