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Network teaching is a class-based teaching, with two-way interaction, mainly recording and broadcasting, and taking the form of "recording and broadcasting+online answering questions". Conditional schools can take the form of live broadcast and online Q&A. After-school tutoring can be on-demand or online Q&A. Ever-changing, online mathematics is still teaching mathematics knowledge, just in a different way. Here are some knowledge points about mathematics.

Branch of mathematics

1. History of Mathematics

2. Mathematical logic and mathematical foundation

A: deductive logic (also called symbolic logic), B: proof theory (also called meta-mathematics), C: recursion theory, D: model theory, E: axiomatic set theory, F: mathematical basis, G: mathematical basis of mathematical logic and other disciplines.

3. Number theory

A: Elementary number theory, B: Analytic number theory, C: Algebraic number theory, D: Transcendental number theory, E: Diophantine approximation, F: Geometry of numbers, G: Probability number theory, H: Computational number theory, I: Other disciplines of number theory.

4. algebra

A: Linear Algebra, B: Group Theory, C: Field Theory, D: Lie Group, E: Lie Algebra, F:KAC- Moody Algebra, G: Ring Theory (including commutative ring and commutative algebra, associative ring and associative algebra, non-associative ring and non-associative algebra, etc.), H: Module Theory, I: Lattice Theory, J: Pan-Algebra Theory.

5. Algebraic geometry

6. Geometry

A: Basic Geometry, B: Euclidean Geometry, C: Non-Euclidean Geometry (including Riemannian Geometry, etc.). ), d: geometry of sphere, e: vector and tensor analysis, f: affine geometry, g: projective geometry, h: differential geometry, I: fractional geometry, j: computational geometry, and k: other geometric disciplines.

7. Topology

A: point set topology, B: algebraic topology, C: homotopy theory, D: low-dimensional topology, E: homology theory, F: dimension theory, G: lattice topology, H: fiber bundle theory, I: geometric topology, J: singularity theory, K: differential topology, L: other disciplines of topology.

8. Mathematical analysis

A: differential calculus, B: integral calculus, C: series theory, D: other disciplines of mathematical analysis.

9. Non-standard analysis

10. Function theory

A: real variable function theory, B: simple complex variable function theory, C: multiple complex variable function theory, D: function approximation theory, E: harmonic analysis, F: complex manifold, G: special function theory, H: function theory and other disciplines.

1 1. Ordinary differential equation

A: qualitative theory, b: stability theory. C: analytic theory, D: other disciplines of ordinary differential equations.

12. Partial differential equation

A: elliptic partial differential equations, b: hyperbolic partial differential equations, c: parabolic partial differential equations, d: nonlinear partial differential equations, e: other disciplines of partial differential equations.

13. Power system

A: differential dynamic systems, B: topological dynamic systems, C: complex dynamic systems, D: other disciplines of dynamic systems.

14. Integral equation

15. Functional analysis

A: linear operator theory, B: variational method, C: topological linear space, D: Hilbert space, E: function space, F: Banach space, G: operator algebra H: measure and integration, I: generalized function theory, J: nonlinear functional analysis, K: functional analysis and other disciplines.

16. Computational Mathematics

A: interpolation method and approximation theory, B: numerical solution of ordinary differential equations, C: numerical solution of partial differential equations, D: numerical solution of integral equations, E: numerical algebra, F: discretization method of continuous problems, G: random numerical experiments, H: error analysis, I: other disciplines of computational mathematics.

Probability theory.

A: geometric probability, b: probability distribution, c: limit theory, d: random process (including normal process and stationary process, point process, etc. ), e: Markov process, f: stochastic analysis, g: martingale theory, h: applied probability theory (specifically applied to related disciplines), I: probability theory of other disciplines.

18.? mathematical statistics

A: Sampling theory (including sampling distribution, sampling survey, etc. ), b: hypothesis testing, c: nonparametric statistics, d: analysis of variance, e: correlation regression analysis, f: statistical inference, g: Bayesian statistics (including parameter estimation, etc. ), H: experimental design, I: multivariate analysis, J: statistical decision theory, K: time series analysis, etc.

19. applied statistical mathematics

A: statistical quality control, B: reliability mathematics, C: insurance mathematics, D: statistical simulation.

20.? Other disciplines of applied statistical mathematics

2 1. operational research

A: linear programming, b: nonlinear programming, c: dynamic programming, d: combinatorial optimization, e: parametric programming, f: integer programming, g: stochastic programming, h: queuing theory, I: game theory (also known as game theory), j: inventory theory, k: decision theory, l: search theory, m: graph theory, n.

22. Combinatorial Mathematics

23. Fuzzy mathematics

24. Quantum Mathematics

25. Applied Mathematics (specially applied to related disciplines)

26. Other disciplines of mathematics