Presentation of the Collins Modern Classics, a series that includes some of the most important books of recent years, books that illuminate the human experience – classic works that will endure through generations.

In 1963, student Andrew Wiles discovered the greatest mathematical problem in the world: Fermat's Last Theorem. Unresolved for over 300 years, he dreamed of solving it.

Combining captivating storytelling with a thrilling tale of scientific discovery, Simon Singh reveals how an Englishman, after years of secret work, finally solved the most challenging problem in mathematics.

Fermat's Last Theorem is a remarkable story of human effort, obsession, and intellectual brilliance, sealing its reputation as a classic work of popular science writing.

Pages: 368, Dimensions: 12.9x12.9cm