Split infinity

by Piers Anthony

He walked with the assurance of stature, and most others deferred to him subtly.

Calculus, Early Transcendentals

by James Stewart

Make time

by Jake Knapp

One, two, three ... infinity

by George Gamow

O Alienista

by Machado de Assis

Red Dwarf

by Grant Naylor

Saunders had been dead for almost two weeks now and, so far, he hadn't enjoyed a minute of it.

Canti

by Giacomo Leopardi

I've always loved this lonesome hill

Zero

by Charles Seife

The story of zero is an ancient one.

Borders of Infinity

by Lois McMaster Bujold

Quincas Borba

by Machado de Assis

Rubiao was staring at the cove-it was eight o'clock in the morning.

Timelike Infinity

by Stephen Baxter

The Infinity Concerto

by Greg Bear

Geographia

by Ptolemy

Infinity's shore

by David Brin

The infinity clue

by Franklin W. Dixon

Mathematical Methods in the Physical Sciences

by Mary L. Boas, Mary Layne Boas

As a simple example of many of the ideas involved in series, we are going to consider the geometric series.

Blue Adept

by Piers Anthony

A lone unicorn galloped across the field toward the Blue Castle.

Everything and more

by David Foster Wallace

1a. There is such a thing as an historian of mathematics.

Infinity Gauntlet

by Jim Starlin

Infinity and the mind

by Rudy Rucker

The symbol for infinity that one sees most often is the lazy eight curve, technically called the lemniscate.