Difference between revisions of "Pure mathematics"
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| − | '''Pure mathematics''' is a part of [[mathematics]] that is guided by logic and abstract thinking, without the need for immediate real-world [[application]]s. Compare with [[applied mathematics]]. | + | '''Pure mathematics''' is a part of [[mathematics]] that is guided by logic and abstract thinking, without the need for immediate real-world [[application]]s. It is considered "pure" because excessive numerical calculations rarely need to be employed in finding solutions. Compare with [[applied mathematics]]. |
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Revision as of 08:48, November 21, 2008
Pure mathematics is a part of mathematics that is guided by logic and abstract thinking, without the need for immediate real-world applications. It is considered "pure" because excessive numerical calculations rarely need to be employed in finding solutions. Compare with applied mathematics.
