Uncle Petros and Goldbach's Conjecture

The novel follows the narrator's interaction with his uncle, Petros Papachristos, a child prodigy who dedicated his life to solving Goldbach's Conjecture.

The story delves into Petros' academic and personal journey, his collaborations with notable mathematicians like G.H.

Hardy and Srinivasa Ramanujan, and his eventual descent into depression and isolation.

The narrative also touches on themes of mathematical obsession, the incompleteness theorem by Kurt Gödel, and the complex relationship between the uncle and his nephew.