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    Areas of Mathematics

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    The document discusses creating a mind map of different areas of mathematics and how they relate. It provides an overview of areas covered in the mind map such as analysis, geometry, algebra, and applied mathematics. The author notes that their treatment of combinatorics may be lacking due to less training in that area and welcomes feedback to clarify and improve the information. A Tikz code is also included to generate a diagram of the mathematical areas.

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    The document discusses creating a mind map of different areas of mathematics and how they relate. It provides an overview of areas covered in the mind map such as analysis, geometry, algebra, and applied mathematics. The author notes that their treatment of combinatorics may be lacking due to less training in that area and welcomes feedback to clarify and improve the information. A Tikz code is also included to generate a diagram of the mathematical areas.

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    Areas of Mathematics

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    Areas of Mathematics

    October 22, 2013Leave a commentGo to comments


    For one of my upcoming talks I am trying to include an exhaustive mindmap showing the different
    areas of Mathematics, and somehow, how they relate to each other. Most of the information I am
    using has been processed from years of exposure in the field, and a bit of help from Wikipedia.

    But I am not entirely happy with what I see: my lack of training in the area of Combinatorics results in
    a rather dry treatment of that part of the mindmap, for example. I am afraid that the same could be
    told about other parts of the diagram. Any help from the reader to clarify and polish this information
    will be very much appreciated.

    And as a bonus, I included a   script to generate the diagram with the aid of the tikz libraries.

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    \begin{tikzpicture}[scale=0.49, transform shape]
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      \path[mindmap,concept color=black,text=white]
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        node[concept] {Pure Mathematics} [clockwise from=45]
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          child[concept color=DeepSkyBlue4]{
    5
            node[concept] {Analysis} [clockwise from=180]
    6
    7           child {
                node[concept] {Multivariate \& Vector Calculus}
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                  [clockwise from=120]
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                  child {node[concept] {ODEs}}}
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                  child { node[concept] {Functional Analysis}}
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                  child { node[concept] {Measure Theory}}
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                  child { node[concept] {Harmonic Analysis}}
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    2               child { node[concept] {Complex Analysis}}

    1               child { node[concept] {Stochastic Analysis}}


    3               child { node[concept] {Geometric Analysis}
    1                 [clockwise from=-40]
    4                 child {node[concept] {PDEs}}}}
    1           child[concept color=black!50!green, grow=-40]{
    5
                node[concept] {Combinatorics} [clockwise from=10]
    1               child {node[concept] {Enumerative}}
    6
                  child {node[concept] {Extremal}}
    1
                  child {node[concept] {Graph Theory}}}
    7
              child[concept color=black!25!red, grow=-90]{
    1
    8             node[concept] {Geometry} [clockwise from=-30]
                  child {node[concept] {Convex Geometry}}
    1
    9               child {node[concept] {Differential Geometry}}

    2               child {node[concept] {Manifolds}}


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    {Discrete Geometry}}
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    1               child {
                    node[concept] {Topology} [clockwise from=-150]
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    2                   child {node [concept,color=black!25!red!50!
    brown,text=white]
    2
                        {Algebraic Topology}}}}
    3
              child[concept color=brown,grow=140]{
    2
    4             node[concept] {Algebra} [counterclockwise from=70]
                  child {node[concept] {Elementary}}
    2
    5               child {node[concept] {Number Theory}}
    2               child {node[concept] {Abstract} [clockwise from=180]
    6                 child {node[concept,color=red!25!brown,text=white] {Algebraic
    Geometry}}}
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    7               child {node[concept] {Linear}}}
        node[extra concept,concept color=black] at (200:5) {Applied Mathematics}
    2
    8       child[grow=145,concept color=black!50!yellow] {

    2         node[concept] {Probability} [clockwise from=180]


    9           child {node[concept] {Stochastic Processes}}}
    3       child[grow=175,concept color=black!50!yellow] {node[concept]
    0 {Statistics}}

    3       child[grow=205,concept color=black!50!yellow] {node[concept] {Numerical


    Analysis}}
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          child[grow=235,concept color=black!50!yellow] {node[concept] {Symbolic
    3 Computation}};
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