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:::*'''Lambda calculus'''—a notation for proving theorems about recursive functions and computability in [[computer science]].

:::*'''Lambda calculus'''—a notation for proving theorems about recursive functions and computability in [[computer science]].

:::*'''Residue calculus'''—a trick for evaluating integrals of complex functions around a closed loop, by examining the singularities of the function inside the loop.

:::*'''Residue calculus'''—a trick for evaluating integrals of complex functions around a closed loop, by examining the singularities of the function inside the loop.

:::*and, of course, '''Differential''' and '''Integral''' calculus—the common modern meaning of the term, and the subject of this article.  These two forms are sometimes collectively called '''infinitesimal calculus'''.

:::*and, of course, '''Differential''' and '''Integral''' calculus—the common modern meaning of the term, and the subject of this article.  These are sometimes collectively called '''infinitesimal calculus'''.

'''Calculus''' (that is, the "infinitesimal calculus", see above) is the [[mathematics|mathematical]] subject that studies rates of change of functions.  There are two main branches of calculus—[[derivative|differential]] calculus,  and [[integral]] calculus.  There are subfields of these: single [[variable]] calculus, [[exterior calculus]], and multi [[variable]] calculus.

'''Calculus''' (that is, the "infinitesimal calculus", see above) is the [[mathematics|mathematical]] subject that studies rates of change of functions.  There are two main branches of calculus—[[derivative|differential]] calculus,  and [[integral]] calculus.  There are subfields of these: single [[variable]] calculus, [[exterior calculus]], and multi [[variable]] calculus.