Math: Hierarchy
General
The foundations of Mathematics
Math logic
Set, Relation, Order, Function
Proof theory
Type Theory
Category Theory
Theory of Computation
Number Theory
Graph Theory
Algebra
Calculus
Statistics
(prependix)
Summary
total math debrief, complete math summary
per-topic per-page debriefs
Overview
History of math
Development of math
Math method: rigor, Euclid, axioms, formal system, proofs
Look-ups
Glossary (single page aggregation, short explanations, crosslinks?)
Abbreviations (common, in math)
Shorthands (custom, ad-hoc)
Terminology (article/term per page)
List of symbols, per-topic, iooa
Lists
mathematical objects
mathematical primitives, definitions
mathematical laws, principles, axioms
mathematical theory, theorem, lemma; conjunctions
mathematical structures
mathematical spaces
Fundamentals
phylosophy of math
about math
what is math
meta math
The Fundamentals of Mathematics
History of math
Development of math
Math method
Classification - Pure vs applied - Discrete vs continuous
PART 1:
Fundamentals
History
People
Works, books
The foundations of math
PART 2: Logic
PART 3: Set
PART 4:
PART 5
PART 6
APPENDIX
Links
articles
videos
topical links
Index
greek alphabet
glyphs
latex
symbols per math branch
The Foundations of Mathematics
Crisis in the Foundations of Mathematics
Demand for axiomatization
Hilbert's program
Logicism
Godel's incompleteness theorem
Candidates for foundation of mathematics
set theory (ZFC)
functions (lambda calculus)
category theory
Mathematical Foundations
Rigorous argumentation
Proofs
Mathematical logic
Logicism
Consistency
Completeness
03-mf (Math Fundamentals)
(About math fields)
(About discrete math)
The Foundations of Mathematics
Formal system
Incompleteness
Mathematical Logic
Sets
Number theory
Algebra
Calculus
Type theory
Category theory
PART I
Mathematics
Rigorous argumentation
Axioms
Axiomatic system
Mathematical primitives
Concepts in Mathematics
Mathematical notion, concept, idea
Mathematical objects
Mathematical structures
Mathematical method
Fields of Mathematics
The Foundations of Mathematics
Discrete math
Applied Mathematics
Logicism
Metamathematics
Algebra
Calculus
Analysis
Coding Theory
Information Theory
Constructive Mathematics
Computer Science
Foundations
Foundations of Mathematics
Metamathematics
Hilbert's problems
Logicism
Constructive mathematics
Intuitionism
Gödel's theorems
PART II: SETS
Sets
Set
Set Notation
Set Membership
Set Cardinality
Set Paradoxes
Set Types
Subset
Powerset
Set Operations
Ordered Pair
Cartesian Product
fundamental sets of numbers
Naive set theory
Set
Empty set
Element
Enumeration
Extensionality
Finite set
Infinite set
Subset
Power set
Countable set
Uncountable set
Recursive set
Set Theories
Naïve set theory
Axiomatic set theory
General set theory
Zermelo–Fraenkel set theory
ZF/ZFC
ZFC axioms
Axiom of choice
Kripke–Platek set theory
Von Neumann–Bernays–Gödel set theory
Morse–Kelley set theory
Tarski–Grothendieck set theory
Relations
Set Relations
Cartesian product
Ordered pair
Relation Types
Binary relations
Recurrence relations
Relation Properties
Reflexivity
Coreflexivity
Irreflexivity
Symmetry
Anti-symmetry
Asymmetry
Transitivity
Anti-transitivity
Equivalence relation
Partial equality
Partial equivalence relation
Order Theory
Total order
Partial order
Poset
Functions
functions basics
kinds of functions
inverses
composition
isomorphism
partial functions
functions and relations
Mapping, Domain, Co-domain, Range
Pre-image, Image
Injective
Surjective
Bijective
Domain
Codomain
Image
Pre-image
Map
Injective
Surjective
Bijective
PART III: NUMBER THEORY
Counting Theory
Counting Theory
Counting Principles
Fundamental counting rules
The Rules of Sum and Product
Pascal's Identity
Pigeonhole Principle
The Inclusion-Exclusion principle
Permutations
Combinatorics
Probability
Probability Axioms
Properties of Probability
Conditional Probability
Bayes' Theorem
Number theory
number theory
number
numeral
digit
numeral system
radix
properties of numbers
fundamental number sets
Arithmetic
Arithmetic
Arithmetic operations
PART III: MATHEMATICAL LOGIC
Mathematical Logic
Logic
Propositions
Implication
Converse, contrapositive, biconditional
Complex statements
Logical Equivalence
Negating propositions
Predicates and Variables
quantifiers
Notation
Negating statements with quantifiers
Binding and scope
Logical Argument
Proposition, Atom, Formula, Hypotesis
Colorally, Axiom, Theorem, Lemma
Declarative statement
Premise, Conclusion
Conditional statement
Antecedent, Consequent
Sufficiency, Necessity
Deductive Argument (necessity)
Deductive argument forms
argument based on mathematics
argument from definition
categorical syllogism
hypothetical syllogism
pure hypothetical syllogism
mixed hypothetical syllogism
disjunctive syllogism
Inductive Argument (probability)
Inductive Argument Forms
prediction
argument from analogy
generalization
argument from authority
argument based on signs
causal inference
Logical Form
Logical Truth
Validity
Soundness
Strength
Cogency
Logic Interpretation
Logical Laws
Law of Identity
Law of Excluded Middle
Tautology
Fallacy
Contradictions
Contingency
Propositional Equivalences
Inverse, Converse, and Contra-positive
Duality Principle
Operators and Postulates
Closure
Associative Laws
Commutative Laws
Distributive Laws
Identity
Inverse
De Morgan's Law
Logical Connectives
negation
conjunction
disjunction
implication
bijection
Normal Forms: CNF, DNF
Rules Of Inference
conjunction elimination
conjunction introduction (1,2)
disjunction elimination, introduction
negation elimination, introduction, double negation
implication elimination, introduction
Modus Ponens, Modus Tollens
Addition
Conjunction
Simplification
MP, MT
Disjunctive Syllogism
Hypothetical Syllogism
Constructive Dilemma
Destructive Dilemma
Sequent Calculus
antecedent
consequent
Structural Rules
Weakening
Exchange
Contraction
Logic Systems
Formal Logic Systems
Symbol
Consistency
Validity
Soundness
Completeness
Well-Orderedness
Syllogistic Logic
Natural Deduction
Predicate Logic - Higher-order Logic - Constructionist Logic - Propositional Logic
Well Formed Formula
Quantifiers - First-order Logic
First-Order Theories
Formal systems
First-order languages and theories
Tautologies
Theorems and rules in first-order theories
Consistency
Consistency and completeness
Extensions by definitions
Interpretations
Herbrand–Skolem theory
Craig's interpolation lemma
Incompleteness theorem
Number-theoretic functions and predicates
Representability
Arithmetizations
The incompleteness theorem
Minimal arithmetic
First-Order Number theory
Recursive extensions
The first-order theory PA - Second-order Logic - Higher-order Logic - Multi-valued Logic - Substructural Logic
Relevant Logic
Linear Logic - Separation Logic - Temporal Logic - Model Logic
Systems of logic
Formal logic
Formal language
Formation rule
Formal proof
Formal semantics
Well-formed formula
Set
Element
Class
Classical logic
Axiom
Theorem
Logical consequence
Type theory
Symbol
Syntax
Theory
Formal Systems
Deductive system
Axiomatic system
Hilbert style systems
Natural deduction
Sequent calculus
Traditional logic
Proposition
Inference
Argument
Validity
Cogency
Syllogism
Square of opposition
Venn diagram
Propositional calculus
Boolean logic
Boolean functions
Propositional calculus
Propositional formula
Logical connectives
Truth tables
Many-valued logic
Predicate logic
First-order
Quantifiers
Predicate
Second-order
Monadic predicate calculus
Model theory
Model
Interpretation
Non-standard model
Finite model theory
Truth value
Validity
Proof theory
Proving a universal statement
Direct proof
Proving existential statements
Disproving a universal statement
Disproving an existential statement
proof methods
Proof by cases
Proof by contrapositive
Formal verification
Automated theorem proving
Proof theory
Formal proof
Deductive system
Formal system
Theorem
Logical consequence
Rule of inference
Syntax
PART IV: ALGEBRA
Algebra
Elementary Algebra
Abstract Algebra
Abstract Algebra
Algebraic Structures
Mathematical induction
Induction
Strong Induction
Recurrence relations
Linear Recurrence Relations
Non-Homogeneous Recurrence Relation and Particular Solutions
Generating Functions
Graph theory
Graph
Graph Models
Types of Graphs
Representation of Graphs
Planar vs. Non-planar graph
Isomorphism
Homomorphism
Euler Graphs
Hamiltonian Graphs
Graph Coloring
Traversal
Trees
Properties
Centers and Bi-Centers of a Tree
Labeled Trees
Unlabeled Trees
Rooted Tree
Binary Search Tree
Spanning Trees
Kruskal's Algorithm
Prim's Algorithm
Group theory
Semigroup
Monoid
Group
Abelian Group
Cyclic Group and Subgroup
Partially Ordered Set (POSET)
Linearly Ordered Set
Hasse Diagram
Lattice
Field
Ring
Semigroup
Group
Field
Ring
Lattice
Boolean algebra
Boolean Functions
Boolean Expressions
Boolean Identities
Boolean Operators
Canonical Forms
Logic Gates
Simplification Of Boolean Functions
Simplification Using Algebraic Functions
Karnaugh Maps
Simplification Using K-map
PART V: Theory of Computation
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Theory of Computation
Formal language
Automata theory
Computability Theory
Halting Problem
Lambda Calculi
Lambda Calculus
Lambda Terms
Syntax
Semantics
Alpha conversion
Beta reduction
Lambda Cube
Simply Typed Lambda Calculus
System F
The Simply Typed Lambda Calculus
Graph theory
Trees
Graphs
PART V: Statistics
Statistics
theoretical statistics
computational statistics
statistical inference
regression
time series
multivariate analysis
data analysis
Markov chain
Monte Carlo simulation
PART V: Type theory and Category theory
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Type Theory
Path to Type Theory
Sequent Calculus
Linear Logic
Linear Types
Type Systems
Types of Type Systems
Constructive Type theory
Substructural Type Systems
Category Theory
Category
Morphism
Functor
Introduction
Categories
Functors
Natural Transformations
Universal Properties
Representability
Yoneda Lemma
Limits and Colimits
Adjunctions
Monads
Kan Extensions
Theorems of Category Theory
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