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Shortcut: WP:OWISFULL-MATH

Instructions for Team MATH

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to take the existing set of 283 topics and convert into a balanced set of links on Math which will give adequate and balanced exposure to all aspects of mathematics relevant for Indian School students. You are required to delete links considered irrelevant to Indian context, and add relevant links. Your upper limit of articles is 350. After this mission is over and the compilation is made, this page will self-destruct and a new mission will be offered to develop the set of selected links further.

Articles

0 (number) - 1 (number) - Abacus - Absolute value - Abstract algebra - Acceleration - Addition - Alan Turing - Albert Einstein - Algebra - Algebraic structure - Algorithm - Analytic geometry - Angle - Angular velocity - Applied mathematics - Arabic numerals - Archimedes - Area - Arithmetic - Arithmetic mean - Associativity - Bayesian inference - Bernhard Riemann - Bessel function - Binary numeral system - Binomial coefficient - Binomial distribution - Blaise Pascal - Boolean logic - Calculator - Calculus - Calculus of variations - Cardinal number - Carl Friedrich Gauss - Cartesian coordinate system - Cauchy–Schwarz inequality - Center of mass - Chaos theory - Chi-square distribution - Circle - Classical mechanics - Combinatorics - Commutative ring - Commutativity - Compact space - Compass and straightedge constructions - Complex number - Complex plane - Conic section - Control theory - Conway's Game of Life - Correlation - Cross product - Cryptography - Cube - Curl - Curve - Cyclic group - Decimal - Degree (angle) - Derivative - Determinant - Diameter - Differential equation - Distance - Division (mathematics) - Divisor - Eigenvalue, eigenvector and eigenspace - Elementary algebra - Elementary arithmetic - Elementary group theory - Ellipse - Elliptic curve - Equation - Equivalence relation - Euclid - Euclid's Elements - Euclidean geometry - Euclidean space - Euler's identity - Euler characteristic - Exponential distribution - Exponential function - Exponential growth - Exponentiation - Factorial - Factorization - Fermat's Last Theorem - Fibonacci number - First-order logic - Fluid mechanics - Formula - Four color theorem - Fractal - Fraction (mathematics) - Function (mathematics) - Function composition - Fundamental theorem of arithmetic - Fundamental theorem of calculus - Galois theory - Game theory - Gaussian elimination - Geometry - Georg Cantor - Goldbach's conjecture - Golden ratio - Greatest common divisor - Group (mathematics) - Group theory - Hexadecimal - Hexagon - Histogram - History of mathematics - Homeomorphism - Homotopy - Imaginary unit - Indian mathematics - Inequality - Infinite monkey theorem - Infinity - Information - Integer - Integral - International Mathematical Olympiad - Interpolation - Intersection (set theory) - Introduction to general relativity - Introduction to special relativity - Inverse function - Irrational number - Isaac Newton - Joseph Louis Lagrange - Kepler's laws of planetary motion - Kinematics - Kinetic energy - Klein bottle - Knot theory - Latitude - Least squares - Lebesgue integration - Leonhard Euler - Limit (mathematics) - Limit of a function - Line (mathematics) - Linear algebra - Linear equation - Linear regression - Logarithm - Magic square - Mandelbrot set - Manifold - Margin of error - Mathematical analysis - Mathematical physics - Mathematical proof - Mathematician - Mathematics - Matrix (mathematics) - Matrix multiplication - Mean - Measurement - Median - Mode (statistics) - Modular arithmetic - Momentum - Monte Carlo method - Monty Hall problem - Multiplication - Nash equilibrium - Natural logarithm - Natural number - Negative and non-negative numbers - Newton's laws of motion - Newton's method - Normal distribution - Number - Number theory - Numeral system - Numerical digit - Numerical integration - Octahedron - On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences - Operations research - Operator - Ordinal number - Ordinary differential equation - Partial differential equation - Pascal's triangle - Percentage - Perfect number - Permutation - Pi - Pierre-Simon Laplace - Pierre de Fermat - Plane (mathematics) - Platonic solid - Poisson distribution - Polar coordinate system - Polygon - Polyhedron - Polynomial - Portal:Algebra - Portal:Mathematics - Power series - Prime number - Probability - Probability distribution - Probability space - Probability theory - Pythagoras - Pythagorean theorem - Quadratic equation - Quantity - Radian - Random variable - Rational number - Real number - Regression analysis - Riemann surface - Roman numerals - Rubik's Cube - Sampling (statistics) - Sequence - Set - Set theory - Sphere - Spherical coordinate system - Square (geometry) - Square root - Standard deviation - Statistics - Student's t-distribution - Student's t-test - Subset - Subtraction - Symmetry - System of linear equations - Tangent - Taylor's theorem - Taylor series - Tesseract - Tetrahedron - Thales - Theorem - Topology - Torus - Triangle - Trigonometric functions - Trigonometry - Variance - Vector (spatial) - Vector calculus - Vector space - Velocity - Venn diagram - Volume - Wave - e (mathematical constant) - Évariste Galois

Articles to be removed

Navier–Stokes equations - Navier Stokes is way too complex even for degree courses. Only an introduction should suffice, definitely not a full length article. - Lynch 7 06:02, 11 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Differential geometry - Again, not for school/junior college. Too much detail. - Lynch 7 06:02, 11 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Discrete Fourier transform - Too complex for that level - Lynch 7 06:02, 11 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Monte Carlo method - Computational/numerical methods are not in the syllabus, and its not really a point of interest for school students. Lynch 7 06:02, 11 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Newton's laws of motion - Better included in the Physics section. Lynch 7 06:08, 11 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Lebesgue integration - I like the article, but its way out of the syllabus. Lynch 7 06:14, 11 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Cauchy–Schwarz inequality - Too complex for this level. Lynch 7 06:16, 11 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Center of mass - Better included in Physics section. Lynch 7 06:16, 11 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Latitude - More Geographical significance than Mathematical. Lynch 7 08:44, 11 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Torus - Interesting, but we can't include everything. Lynch 7 17:51, 19 February 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Articles to be added

Hyperbola - Complement_(set_theory) - Finite_set - Interval_(mathematics) - Power_set - René_Descartes - Sign - Sine - Cosine - Secant - Cosecant - Cotangent - Universal_set - Step function - Differential calculus - Integral equation - Route inspection problem - Mean value theorem - Continuous function - Inverse trigonometric functions - nth root - Linear programming - Annuity (finance theory) - Discounting - Discounts and allowances - Interest - Mathematical induction - Moving average - Price index - Cost curve - Average cost - Average cost method - Marginal cost - Break-even (economics) - Cylinder (geometry) - Bayes' theorem - Cylindrical coordinate system - Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient - Codomain - Domain theory - Unit circle - Binomial theorem - Arithmetic progression - Geometric progression - Parabola - Dispersion relation - Absolute deviation - Mathematical logic - Harmonic progression (mathematics) - Combination - Arc (geometry) - Differentiable function - Srinivasa Ramanujan

Other

Newton's method - If possible, please rename to Newton–Raphson's method, because there exists a popular interpolation method called the Newton–Gregory interpolation method. (Newton has done a lot hasn't he). Lynch 7 06:08, 11 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]