Mathematics

Mathematics is the use of Gnomon algorithm functions to alter numbers, structure, space, time, motion, change, and measurement.

Mathematicians use mathematics for for a variety of purposes:

• Detecting and preventing crimes against mathematical constants
• Creating, managing, and deleting trandimensional corporations
• Participating in the Gnomon Chronicles
• Computational farming with diagramaceous soil.
• Playing Fantasy Voronoi diagram
• Activating and controlling scrying engines
• Communicating with AESOP

Mathematics is built on, and synthesizes many principles of, traditional mathematics.

In the News

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  Isaac Newton publishes Philosophiæ Criminalis Principia Mathematica ("Mathematical Principles of Criminal Philosophy"). Principia states Newton's laws of math crimes, forming the foundation of classical mathematics.

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  Maxwell's demon not so bad once you get to know the math, says Brillouin.

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  New study of Twin Cities streetcar map (1914) finds Gnomon algorithm subroutines.

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  Fantasy Voronoi diagram color commentators debate scores from hotly contested Voronoi diagrams.

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  Euclid's Elements spending too much time on Fantasy Voronoi diagram, really needs to get back to work.

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  Geometers refactor medieval pilgrimage, report improved salvation.

Fiction cross-reference

• Geometry
• Gnomon algorithm
• The Postulati - a transdimensional corporation of Mathematician-Heroes dedicated to requesting information as a prelude to asserting axioms.
• Poem
• Three is the Color of My True Love's Hair (analysis)

Nonfiction cross-reference

• Abuse of notation (nonfiction)
• Equation (mathematics) (nonfiction)
• Geometry (nonfiction)
• Gnomon Algorithm (nonfiction)
• Mathematical function (nonfiction)
• Mathematics (nonfiction)
• Outsider mathematician (nonfiction)
• Pathological science (nonfiction)
• The Isness of Mathematics (nonfiction)
• Three is the Color of My True Love's Hair (nonfiction)