Mathematics

A right angled triangle

Trigonometric Identities

Trigonometric identities are equations involving trig functions that hold true for every valid value of the variable. You'll use them constantly, whether you're simplifying expressions, solving equations, or proving other…

eyeglasses with black frames

Whole Numbers

Whole numbers are one of the first building blocks you encounter in mathematics, yet they show up everywhere, from counting everyday objects to performing complex calculations. In this guide, you…

cardboard box on dark wooden table near tape and scissors

Supremum and Infimum

Supremum and infimum are two of the most fundamental concepts you will encounter in real analysis. They generalize the familiar ideas of maximum and minimum to situations where a set…

equations written on blackboard

Function: Notations and Rules

TLDR; A function is a relation where every input maps to exactly one output. This page covers the formal definition, standard notation like \( f(x) \), and the concepts of…

assorted paintings

Set

What is a Set in Mathematics? A set is a well-defined collection of distinct objects. If you've ever grouped items together and referred to them as one thing, you already…

zero

Zero of a Function

The zero of a function is the input value that makes the output equal to zero. You'll encounter this concept constantly, from basic algebra through calculus and beyond. Every time…

3d render clipboard document list icon background business education medical check information

Important Definitions in Functional Analysis

Functional Analysis is where linear algebra meets topology. It's the study of infinite-dimensional spaces—and if that sounds abstract, here's why you should care: it's the mathematical backbone of quantum mechanics,…