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topic entry on miscellaneous mathematics |
| Canonical Name: |
TopicEntryOnMiscellaneousMathematics |
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Topic |
| Created on: |
2008-04-21 13:31:54 |
| Modified on: |
2008-09-30 00:57:01 |
| Classification: |
msc:00A20, msc:00A99 |
| Keywords: |
metamathematics, beyond mathematics, mathematical ontology, mathematical logics, categorical ontology |
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This article provides links to those areas that do not actually contain mathematics, but rather are metamathematical in nature.
\begin{enumerate}
\item Definition(s) of Metamathematics
\item Mathematical logics
\item Theory of Models, AI, `Automatic' proof generation
\item Mathematics vocabulary
\item Automatic translation and Meta-languages
\item Categorical Ontology
\item Mathematical philosophy and Philosophical mathematics
\item Mathematical (Theoretical) physics and Physical mathematics
\item Quotations about mathematics
\item \PMlinkescapetext{Terms from foreign languages used in mathematics}: \PMlinkname{html version}{TermsFromForeignLanguagesUsedInMathematics}, \PMlinkname{page images version}{TermsFromForeignLanguagesUsedInMathematicsPageImagesVersion}
\item Mathematics education
\item Characterisation
\item History of Mathematics and mathematical concepts
\item Biographies on PlanetMath
\item Resources for Mathematics: bibliographies, computer softare/programs
\item Mathematical applications, paradoxes and puzzles
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