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Who invented the high number?
The main content of advanced mathematics is calculus, which was invented by Newton and Leibniz.

High number refers to the complicated part of mathematical objects and methods compared with elementary mathematics.

In a broad sense, all mathematics except elementary mathematics are advanced mathematics, and some call algebra, geometry, simple set theory and logic in middle school intermediate mathematics, which is the transition between elementary mathematics in primary and secondary schools and advanced mathematics in universities.

Generally speaking, advanced mathematics is a basic subject formed by calculus, algebra, geometry and their intersection.

The main contents include: series, limit, calculus, spatial analytic geometry and linear algebra, series, ordinary differential equations.

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As a basic science, advanced mathematics has its inherent characteristics, namely, high abstraction, strict logic and wide application. Abstraction and computability are the most basic and remarkable characteristics of mathematics. With a high degree of abstraction and unity, we can profoundly reveal its essential laws and make it more widely used.

Strict logic means that in the induction and arrangement of mathematical theory, whether it is concept and expression, or judgment and reasoning, we must use the rules of logic and follow the laws of thinking.

Therefore, mathematics is also a way of thinking, and the process of learning mathematics is the process of thinking training. The progress of human society is inseparable from the wide application of mathematics.

Especially in modern times, the appearance and popularization of electronic computers have broadened the application field of mathematics. Modern mathematics is becoming a powerful driving force for the development of science and technology, and it has also penetrated into the field of social sciences extensively and deeply.

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