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Richard K. Guy: A Life of Numbers, Games, and Collaboration

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A deep dive into the life and work of Richard K. Guy, the British mathematician whose career spanned number theory, recreational mathematics, and chess problem composition. From Winning Ways with Conway and Burlekamp to collaborations with Erdos, Guy bridged rigorous theory and playful puzzles, inspiring generations of mathematicians. Join us as we explore his biography, key ideas, and enduring impact on the culture of mathematics.

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