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I saw somewhere that mathematics can be divided into 10 sections, i quote:
"1-Arithmetic
2-Basic Logic and Set Theory: proof techniques and reasoning, Sets,
operations on sets, mappings, binary relations (you'll need that
if you expect to go anywhere beyond arithmetic..)
3-Combinatorics and Elementary Number Theory
4-Basic Abstract Algebra: groups, rings, fields
5-Linear Algebra: Linear spaces, subspaces, linear mappings, matrices, polynomials
6-Affine and Euclidian Geometry
7-Basic Point-Set Topology
8-Analysis
9-More Linear Algebra
10-More Abstract Algebra"
How much of this is true?
"1-Arithmetic
2-Basic Logic and Set Theory: proof techniques and reasoning, Sets,
operations on sets, mappings, binary relations (you'll need that
if you expect to go anywhere beyond arithmetic..)
3-Combinatorics and Elementary Number Theory
4-Basic Abstract Algebra: groups, rings, fields
5-Linear Algebra: Linear spaces, subspaces, linear mappings, matrices, polynomials
6-Affine and Euclidian Geometry
7-Basic Point-Set Topology
8-Analysis
9-More Linear Algebra
10-More Abstract Algebra"
How much of this is true?