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- I mean what is the map of mathematics? for example, what do i need to know for understanding topology? or what do i need know for understanding partial differential equations?
thanks in advance
Here is your mapAnti Hydrogen said:Summary: I mean what is the map of mathematics? for example, what do i need to know for understanding topology? or what do i need know for understanding partial differential equations?
thanks in advance
i have already seen that map but thanks anywayfresh_42 said:Here is your map
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but I doubt that this is of much help. However, your question is so broad that it is impossible to answer in such a generality, except that mathematics usually starts with linear algebra and calculus. These are important for anything else, esp. for differential equations.
I think graffiti is against PF rules ;).fresh_42 said:Here is your map
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but I doubt that this is of much help. However, your question is so broad that it is impossible to answer in such a generality, except that mathematics usually starts with linear algebra and calculus. These are important for anything else, esp. for differential equations.
Logical interdependence in mathematics refers to the relationship between different mathematical concepts and how they rely on each other to form a logical system. It is the idea that one mathematical concept or statement can be derived from another, and that all mathematical ideas are interconnected.
In the real world, logical interdependence in mathematics allows us to make accurate predictions and solve complex problems. For example, in physics, the laws of motion (which are mathematically interdependent) can be used to predict the trajectory of a projectile.
One example of logical interdependence in mathematics is the relationship between addition and multiplication. The concept of multiplication can be derived from repeated addition, and addition is necessary for solving multiplication problems.
Understanding logical interdependence in mathematics can help in learning by providing a deeper understanding of how different concepts are connected and how they build upon each other. This can make it easier to learn and apply new mathematical ideas.
One potential drawback of logical interdependence in mathematics is that it can make it difficult to understand a concept without first understanding the concepts it relies on. This can create a barrier for some learners and may require a more comprehensive approach to teaching and learning mathematics.