I am just warning you that mentioning the a-word will lead into autistic discussion you do not want to have.
/mg/ - Math General
Aiden White
Alexander Phillips
"applied math" doesn't exist. From this simple fact it follows that "applied math" isn't math.
Dominic Lee
>"applied math" doesn't exist. From this simple fact it follows that "applied math" isn't math.
en.wikipedia.org
>Applied mathematics is a branch of mathematics
Andrew Hughes
>I don't see any 'applied math' general
Why not create one then? We don't discuss fairy tales in this thread.
Andrew Collins
this is the last time I will warn you DO NOT MENTION THE A-WORD
Benjamin Gutierrez
>Why not create one then? We don't discuss fairy tales in this thread.
see
Cameron Edwards
Calling a dog a camel doesn't make it into one.
Just because the term "math" appears in after "applied" doesn't mean you're talking about mathematics.
Elijah Adams
Wikipedia is, as with many other things, wrong on this subject.
Nolan Williams
What are some good resources to study Applied Math?
I want to do some research in it in the future.
Isaiah Kelly
>Just because the term "math" appears in after "applied" doesn't mean you're talking about mathematics.
en.wikipedia.org
>Historically, applied mathematics consisted principally of applied analysis, most notably differential equations; approximation theory (broadly construed, to include representations, asymptotic methods, variational methods, and numerical analysis); and applied probability.
When did any of these become non-mathematics?