Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied?
Title: I've been waiting for this book for 30 years!
Review: Prime Obsession is the first truly accesible introduction to the Reimann hypothesis I've ever seen. The author isn't afraid to go through a lot of the details required to understand what's at stake with a sense of assurance, personality and humor that makes this book a true classic in the popular literature of mathematics. I'd put it in a class with Nagel and Newman's wonderful book on Godel's Theorem. Though there is a fair amount of mathematical diligence required, very little advanced mathematical knowledge is needed. The treatment of complex functions, for example, takes some head scratching thought to follow along; but the effort is well rewarded. There is also a good bit of interesting biographical and historical information woven throughout the book, but this clearly takes second place to Darbyshire's -- very succesful in my view -- effort to lay out the basic mathematical plot line of the Reimann hypothesis in relatively complete detail.
