a person who is an expert in mathematics

mathematical analysis; calculus

The branch of mathematics that uses letters and symbols to represent numbers and quantities in formulae and equations; often shortened to [[代数|代數|dai4 shu4]]

The branches of mathematics that deal with practical applications rather than just abstract theory.

formula used in mathematics

principles or fundamentals of mathematics

the study of mathematical methods for application to problems in physics; mathematical physics

a table of values used for calculations in mathematics, such as logarithms or trigonometric functions

The branch of mathematics dealing with fuzzy sets and logic

The branch of mathematics dealing with objects that can only take on distinct, separate values.

The branch of mathematics that studies abstract concepts independently of any application outside application.

combinatorics; combinatorial mathematics

the foundational work by Isaac Newton, published in 1687, laying out the laws of motion and universal gravitation

The branch of mathematics concerned with computer simulations and numerical methods for solving mathematical problems.

(math.) commutative algebra

advanced mathematics, typically referring to calculus and other advanced topics taught as a university course

the theorem stating that every non-constant single-variable polynomial with complex coefficients has at least one complex root

the premier world championship mathematics competition for high school students