The Language of Pattern: How Math Shapes Our Communication

The Language of Pattern: How Math Shapes Our Communication is a fascinating exploration of the unseen code behind how we connect. From ancient cave art to modern AI, it reveals how mathematics underlies the rhythms of speech, the structure of language, the symbols we write, and the signals we send. Across nine chapters, the book unpacks how patterns-whether in poetry, design, sound, cryptography, or quantum networks-form the scaffolding of meaning. By tracing these threads across history and into the future, it invites us to see communication not just as words, but as structured intention, where math becomes the music behind every message.

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Dr. Debashree Chakraborty is an Assistant Professor at Gargi Memorial Institute of Technology, with over a decade of teaching experience in English language and literature. She earned her PhD in English from Rabindra Bharati University, and continues to contribute to academia through research, mentorship, and curriculum development.