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Precalculus foundations

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00.01.01Real numbers, integers, rationalspartialCodex.Precalc.Numbers.Reals
00.01.02Absolute value and the triangle inequalitypartialCodex.Precalc.Numbers.AbsoluteValue
00.01.03Polynomials and rational expressionspartialCodex.Precalc.Numbers.Polynomials
00.01.E1Algebra and number-systems exercise pack (Lang Basic Mathematics Part I-II supplement)none—
00.02.05FunctionfullCodex.Precalc.SetAndFunction.Function
00.02.06Sets, relations, and functions — the language of mathematicsnone—
00.03.01Linear equations and the linepartialCodex.Precalc.Equations.LinesPlane
00.03.02Quadratic equations and the quadratic formulapartialCodex.Precalc.Equations.QuadraticFormula
00.03.E1Functions, trigonometry, and coordinate-geometry exercise pack (Lang Basic Mathematics Part III-V supplement)none—
00.04.01Inequalities (linear and quadratic)partialCodex.Precalc.Inequalities.Basic
00.04.02Inequalities and systems of equationsnone—
00.05.01Real exponents and exponential functionnone—
00.05.02Logarithms as inverses of exponentialsnone—
00.05.03Complex numbers (introductory)none—
00.06.01Right-triangle trigonometrynone—
00.06.02Inverse trigonometric functionsnone—
00.06.03Law of sines and law of cosinesnone—
00.07.01Unit-circle trigonometrynone—
00.07.02Trigonometric identities: sum, difference, and double-anglenone—
00.08.01Trigonometric identities (addition formulas)none—
00.08.02Law of sines and law of cosinesnone—
00.09.01Cartesian coordinates and distance in the planenone—
00.09.02Coordinate geometry — distance, lines, and circlesnone—
00.10.01Conic sections (parabola, ellipse, hyperbola)none—
00.10.02Conic sections — parabola, ellipse, hyperbolanone—
00.11.01Polar coordinates and parametric curvesnone—
00.11.02Conic-section parametrisations and intersectionsnone—
00.12.01Mathematical inductionnone—
00.12.02Binomial theorem and Pascal's trianglenone—
00.13.01Plane geometry (distance, area, pi)none—
00.13.02Solid geometry (volume)none—
00.14.01Complex numbers — rectangular and polar formnone—
00.15.01Sequences and series — arithmetic, geometric, and the bridge to calculusnone—

Algebra & linear algebra

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01.01.01FieldfullCodex.Foundations.LinearAlgebra.Field
01.01.02Dual space and double dualnone—
01.01.03Vector spacefullCodex.Foundations.LinearAlgebra.VectorSpace
01.01.04Subspace, basis, dimensionpartialCodex.Foundations.LinearAlgebra.Basis
01.01.05Linear transformation: kernel, image, rank-nullitypartialCodex.Foundations.LinearAlgebra.RankNullity
01.01.06Systems of linear equations and the Kronecker-Capelli theoremnone—
01.01.07Determinant: axiomatic + expansion + propertiespartialCodex.Foundations.LinearAlgebra.Determinant
01.01.08Eigenvalue, eigenvector, characteristic polynomialpartialCodex.Foundations.LinearAlgebra.Eigen
01.01.09Gram-Schmidt orthonormalisation and finite-dim inner-product spacenone—
01.01.10Adjoint operator and isometry on a finite-dimensional inner-product spacenone—
01.01.11Jordan canonical form and minimal polynomialpartialCodex.Foundations.LinearAlgebra.JordanForm
01.01.12Singular value decomposition (finite-dim)partialCodex.Foundations.LinearAlgebra.SVD
01.01.13Spectral theorem for normal operators on a finite-dim inner-product space (principal-axes theorem)none—
01.01.14Rayleigh quotient and the Courant-Fischer min-max characterisation of eigenvaluesnone—
01.01.15Bilinear form / quadratic formpartialCodex.Foundations.LinearAlgebra.BilinearQuadraticForm
01.01.16Invariant subspaces and the primary decompositionnone—
01.01.17Change of basis and the transformation lawsnone—
01.01.18Linear manifolds, hyperplanes, and affine subspacesnone—
01.01.19Simultaneous diagonalisation of two quadratic forms and the generalised eigenvalue problemnone—
01.01.E1Linear algebra exercise pack (Apostol Vol. 2 Ch. 1-5 supplement)none—
01.02.01Groupnone—
01.02.02Subgroup, coset, quotient group, isomorphism theoremsnone—
01.02.03Group action, orbit-stabiliser, class equationnone—
01.02.04Sylow theoremsnone—
01.02.05Solvable group, nilpotent group, Jordan-Holder theoremnone—
01.02.06Ring, ring homomorphism, and idealnone—
01.02.07Polynomial rings, PIDs, UFDs, and Euclidean domainsnone—
01.02.08Localisation of a commutative ringnone—
01.02.09Category, functor, natural transformation, the Yoneda lemma, and adjunctionnone—
01.02.10Tensor product of modules (commutative case)none—
01.02.11Exact sequence, short five lemma, snake lemmanone—
01.02.12Algebraic field extension, degree, splitting fieldnone—
01.02.13Fundamental Theorem of Galois Theory (finite case)none—
01.02.14Semisimple rings, the Artin-Wedderburn structure theorem, the Jacobson radicalnone—
01.02.15Galois cohomology, Hilbert's Theorem 90, and the Brauer group of a fieldnone—
01.02.16Nakayama's lemmanone—
01.02.17Hilbert basis theorem; Noetherian rings and modulesnone—
01.02.18Finite fields F_q and the Frobenius automorphismnone—
01.02.19Tensor algebra, exterior algebra, symmetric algebranone—
01.02.20Free group, free product, group presentationnone—
01.02.22Krull dimension; Krull's principal ideal theoremnone—
01.02.30Chain complex in an abelian categorynone—
01.02.31Chain homotopy and the homotopy category none—
01.02.32Mapping cone of a chain map and the distinguished trianglenone—
01.02.33Abelian category and Grothendieck axioms AB1-AB5none—
01.02.35Dold-Kan correspondencenone—
01.03.01Rings and modulesnone—
01.03.02Modules over a PID and the structure theoremnone—
01.04.01Fields and Galois theorynone—
01.05.01Commutative algebra — Noetherian rings, localisation, and primary decompositionnone—
01.06.01Homological algebra — chain complexes, exact sequences, and derived functorsnone—
01.06.02Syzygies — Hilbert's syzygy theorem, projective dimension, and Auslander-Buchsbaumnone—

Analysis

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02.01.01Topological spacefullCodex.Analysis.Topology.TopologicalSpace
02.01.02Continuous mapnone—
02.01.05Metric spacefullCodex.Analysis.Topology.MetricSpace
02.01.06Quotient and identification topologynone—
02.01.07Fibration (Hurewicz and Serre)none—
02.01.08Cofibration and homotopy extension propertynone—
02.01.09Compact-open topology and function spacesnone—
02.01.10Fibre Homotopy Equivalence and Dold's Theoremnone—
02.01.E1Point-set topology and the fundamental groupoid exercise pack (Brown, Topology and Groupoids supplement)none—
02.02.01Real-number axioms (ordered field)partialCodex.Analysis.RealNumbers.Axioms
02.02.02The real numbers — Dedekind cuts, Cauchy completeness, and uniquenessnone—
02.03.01Sequences — convergence and limitsnone—
02.03.02Cauchy sequences and Bolzano-WeierstrasspartialCodex.Analysis.Sequences.CauchyBolzanoWeierstrass
02.03.03Infinite series: convergence and the standard testsnone—
02.04.01Step-function integral and the Darboux integralnone—
02.04.02The Riemann integralnone—
02.04.03Integrability of continuous functions on [a,b]none—
02.04.04Fundamental theorems of calculus (FTC1 and FTC2)none—
02.04.06Improper integrals and the comparison testnone—
02.05.01Multi-variable limit and continuitypartialCodex.Analysis.MultiVariable.LimitContinuity
02.05.02Mean value theorem (Rolle, Lagrange, Cauchy)none—
02.05.03Chain rule for multi-variable functionspartialCodex.Analysis.MultiVariable.ChainRule
02.05.04Implicit and inverse function theoremspartialCodex.Analysis.MultiVariable.ImplicitInverse
02.05.05Taylor's theorem and extrema in several variablespartialCodex.Analysis.MultiVariable.TaylorExtrema
02.05.E1Multivariable calculus exercise pack (Apostol Vol. 2 Ch. 8-9 supplement)none—
02.06.01Logarithm as an integralnone—
02.06.02n-th-order linear ODE with constant coefficientsnone—
02.06.03Systems of linear ODEs and the matrix exponentialnone—
02.06.04Hyperbolic functionsnone—
02.06.E1Ordinary differential equations exercise pack (Apostol Vol. 2 Ch. 6-7 supplement)none—
02.07.01Sigma-algebra, Measurable Space, and the Borel Sigma-algebrapartialCodex.Analysis.MeasureTheory.SigmaAlgebraBorel
02.07.02Lebesgue Outer Measure and the Carathéodory ConstructionfullCodex.Analysis.MeasureTheory.OuterMeasureCaratheodory
02.07.03Measurable Functions, Simple Functions, Egorov's Theorem, and Lusin's TheoremfullCodex.Analysis.MeasureTheory.MeasurableFunctionsEgorovLusin
02.07.04Lebesgue Integral Construction and the Monotone Convergence TheoremfullCodex.Analysis.MeasureTheory.LebesgueIntegralMCT
02.07.05Fatou's Lemma and the Dominated Convergence TheoremfullCodex.Analysis.MeasureTheory.FatouDCT
02.07.06L^p Spaces: Hölder, Minkowski, and Riesz-Fischer CompletenessfullCodex.Analysis.MeasureTheory.LpSpaces
02.07.07Fubini-Tonelli Theorem and Product MeasurespartialCodex.Analysis.MeasureTheory.FubiniTonelli
02.07.08Absolute Continuity and the Radon-Nikodym TheorempartialCodex.Analysis.MeasureTheory.AbsoluteContinuityRadonNikodym
02.07.09The Whitney Extension Theorem and the Whitney Cube Decompositionnone—
02.07.10Rademacher's theoremnone—
02.07.11The Area and Coarea Formulasnone—
02.07.12The Lebesgue differentiation theorem and the Hardy-Littlewood maximal functionnone—
02.07.E1Geometric measure theory exercise pack (Whitney / Federer Ch. 2-3 supplement)none—
02.08.01First-order linear and separable ODEsnone—
02.08.02Second-order linear ODEs with constant coefficientsnone—
02.08.03Picard-Lindelof existence and uniqueness for ODEsnone—
02.09.01Complex numbers and Euler's formulanone—
02.10.01Fourier Series and the Riemann-Lebesgue LemmapartialCodex.Analysis.Harmonic.FourierSeries
02.10.04Fourier Transform on R^n and the Plancherel TheorempartialCodex.Analysis.Harmonic.FourierTransform
02.10.05Surface integral and parametric surfacesnone—
02.10.06The Bochner-Minlos theorem and characteristic functionals on nuclear spacesnone—
02.10.07The Radon transform: inversion, Plancherel, and the range theoremnone—
02.10.E1Vector calculus exercise pack (Apostol Vol. 2 Ch. 10-12 supplement)none—
02.11.01Bounded linear operatorspartialCodex.Analysis.FunctionalAnalysis.BoundedOperators
02.11.02Hahn-Banach theorem (analytic and geometric forms)partialCodex.Analysis.FunctionalAnalysis.HahnBanach
02.11.03Unbounded self-adjoint operatorsnone—
02.11.04Banach space fundamentalspartialCodex.Analysis.FunctionalAnalysis.BanachSpaces
02.11.05Compact operatorspartialCodex.Analysis.FunctionalAnalysis.CompactOperators
02.11.06Normed vector spacenone—
02.11.07Inner product spacenone—
02.11.08Hilbert spacepartialCodex.Analysis.FunctionalAnalysis.HilbertSpace
02.11.09Open mapping and closed graph theoremspartialCodex.Analysis.FunctionalAnalysis.OpenMapping
02.11.10Banach-Steinhaus — the uniform boundedness principlenone—
02.11.11The spectral theoremnone—
02.12.01Phase space, vector field, integral curvenone—
02.12.02Phase flow / one-parameter group none—
02.12.05Rectification (straightening) of a vector fieldnone—
02.12.08Lyapunov stability (direct method)none—
02.12.10Poincaré-Bendixson theoremnone—
02.12.12First integrals / conserved quantitiesnone—
02.12.13Inhomogeneous linear ODE / variation of constantsnone—
02.12.14Limit cycle and Liénard / Van der Pol systemsnone—
02.12.17Bifurcation theory pointernone—
02.12.E1Qualitative theory of ODEs exercise pack (Arnold Ch. 2-3 supplement)none—
02.13.01Laplace Equation, Harmonic Functions, Mean-Value Property, and Maximum Principlenone—
02.13.02Poisson Equation, Fundamental Solution, and Newtonian Potentialnone—
02.13.03Heat Equation, Heat Kernel, and Duhamel's Principlenone—
02.13.04Wave Equation, d'Alembert Solution, Spherical Means, and Huygens Principlenone—
02.13.05Whitney deformation theoremnone—
02.13.06The Cauchy-Kovalevskaya Theorem and Holmgren Uniquenessnone—
02.13.07Rectifiable currentsnone—
02.13.11Slicing of currentsnone—
02.13.E1Integration and currents exercise pack (Whitney Ch. I, IX, XI supplement)none—
02.14.01Wave-front set of a distributionnone—
02.14.02Pseudo-differential operators on a manifoldnone—
02.14.03Propagation of singularities along Hamiltonian flownone—
02.14.04The theory of distributions and the Schwartz kernel theoremnone—
02.14.05Rigged Hilbert space (Gel'fand triple) and the nuclear spectral theoremnone—
02.15.01Brownian motion and the Wiener processnone—
02.15.02The Itô integral and Itô's formulanone—
02.15.03Stochastic differential equations, diffusions, and the infinitesimal generatornone—
02.15.04The Feynman-Kac formulanone—
02.15.05The Stratonovich Integral and Stratonovich Calculusnone—
02.16.01Sobolev Inequalities: the Gagliardo-Nirenberg-Sobolev and Morrey Inequalitiesnone—
02.16.02Trace and Extension Theorems for Sobolev Functionsnone—
02.16.03The Rellich-Kondrachov Compactness Theorem and the Poincaré Inequalitiesnone—
02.16.04Lax-Milgram and Existence of Weak Solutions of Elliptic Boundary-Value Problemsnone—
02.16.05The Fredholm Alternative and Eigenvalues for Second-Order Elliptic Operatorsnone—
02.17.01Interior and Boundary H^2 Regularity of Weak Elliptic Solutionsnone—
02.17.02Maximum Principles for General Second-Order Elliptic Operatorsnone—
02.17.03The Alexandrov-Bakelman-Pucci Estimatenone—
02.17.04Schauder Theory: Interior and Boundary C^{2,alpha} Estimatesnone—
02.17.05The Classical Dirichlet Problem via the Method of Continuitynone—
02.17.06Lp (Calderón-Zygmund) W^{2,p} Estimates for Elliptic Equationsnone—
02.17.07De Giorgi-Nash-Moser Theory: Local Boundedness and Holder Continuity of Weak Solutionsnone—
02.17.08The Harnack Inequality for Elliptic Equations (Moser and Krylov-Safonov)none—
02.17.09Quasilinear Elliptic Equations: Gradient Estimates and Existence by Leray-Schaudernone—
02.18.01Galerkin Existence and Energy Estimates for Second-Order Parabolic Equationsnone—
02.18.02Galerkin Existence and Finite Propagation Speed for Second-Order Hyperbolic Equationsnone—
02.18.03C0-Semigroups and the Hille-Yosida Theoremnone—
02.18.04The Direct Method of the Calculus of Variationsnone—
02.18.05Viscosity Solutions of Hamilton-Jacobi Equationsnone—
02.18.06Scalar Conservation Laws: Shocks, Rankine-Hugoniot, and Entropy Solutionsnone—
02.19.01The Hardy-Littlewood Maximal Function and the Vitali Covering Lemmanone—
02.19.02The Calderón-Zygmund Decompositionnone—
02.19.03Calderón-Zygmund Singular Integral Operators: Lp Boundednessnone—
02.19.04The Riesz Transformsnone—
02.19.05Riesz and Bessel Potentials and the Hardy-Littlewood-Sobolev Inequalitynone—
02.20.01BMO and the John-Nirenberg Inequalitynone—
02.20.02Real-Variable Hardy Spaces H^p and the Atomic Decompositionnone—
02.20.03Littlewood-Paley Theory and the Square Functionnone—
02.20.04Fourier Multipliers and the Hörmander-Mikhlin Theoremnone—
02.20.05Oscillatory Integrals and the Method of Stationary Phasenone—
02.21.01Dispersive Decay Estimates for the Schrödinger and Wave Propagatorsnone—
02.21.02Strichartz Estimates via the TT* Methodnone—
02.21.03Local Well-Posedness for Semilinear NLS/NLW via Strichartz Contractionnone—
02.21.04Conservation Laws, Global Well-Posedness, and the Energy-Critical Problemnone—
02.21.05Bourgain X^{s,b} Spaces and Low-Regularity Well-Posednessnone—
02.21.06Virial Identities, Blowup, and the Soliton-Stability Outlooknone—

Probability & stochastics

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37.01.01Probability Spaces and the Kolmogorov Extension Theoremnone—
37.02.01The Borel-Cantelli Lemmas and the Kolmogorov 0-1 Lawnone—
37.02.02The Strong Law of Large Numbersnone—
37.02.03The Ergodic Theorems: Birkhoff, von Neumann, and Kingmannone—
37.03.01Characteristic Functions, Inversion, and the Lévy Continuity Theoremnone—
37.03.02The Lindeberg–Feller Central Limit Theoremnone—
37.03.03Donsker's Invariance Principle and the Functional Central Limit Theoremnone—
37.04.01Discrete-Time Martingales, Stopping Times, and Optional Stoppingnone—
37.04.02Doob's Upcrossing Inequality and the Almost-Sure Martingale Convergence Theoremnone—
37.04.03Doob's Maximal and L^p Inequalities, Uniform Integrability, and L^p-Bounded Martingalesnone—
37.04.04Kakutani's Theorem on Product Martingales and Absolute Continuity of Product Measuresnone—
37.05.01The Markov Property, Transition Matrices, and the Chapman–Kolmogorov Equationsnone—
37.05.02Class Structure, Irreducibility, and Periodicitynone—
37.05.03Hitting Probabilities and Expected Hitting Timesnone—
37.05.04The Strong Markov Property and the Recurrence/Transience Dichotomynone—
37.05.05Invariant Measures and Distributions; Positive and Null Recurrencenone—
37.05.06Convergence to Equilibrium via Couplingnone—
37.05.07The Ergodic Theorem for Markov Chains and Detailed Balancenone—
37.05.08Continuous-Time Markov Chains I: Q-Matrices, Jump Chains, and Holding Timesnone—
37.05.09Continuous-Time Markov Chains II: The Kolmogorov Backward and Forward Equationsnone—
37.05.10Recurrence, Invariant Distributions, and Convergence for Continuous-Time Chainsnone—
37.05.11The Poisson Process: Equivalent Characterizationsnone—
37.05.12Birth–Death Processes and Queueing Chainsnone—
37.06.01Continuous Local Martingales, Quadratic Variation, and the Doob–Meyer Decompositionnone—
37.06.02The Brownian Martingale Representation Theoremnone—
37.06.03Brownian Local Time and Tanaka's Formulanone—
37.07.01The Large Deviation Principle: Rate Functions, Bounds, and Goodnessnone—
37.07.02Cramér's Theorem and the Legendre-Fenchel Rate Functionnone—
37.07.03The Legendre-Fenchel Transform and Convex Duality of Rate Functionsnone—
37.07.04The Gärtner-Ellis Theoremnone—
37.07.05Sanov's Theorem and the Large Deviation Principle for Empirical Measuresnone—
37.07.06Relative Entropy as a Rate Function and the Donsker-Varadhan Variational Formulanone—
37.07.07Varadhan's Integral Lemma and the Laplace Principlenone—
37.07.08The Contraction Principle and the Inverse Contraction Principlenone—
37.07.09Exponential Tightness, Exponential Approximation, and the Dawson–Gärtner Projective Limitnone—
37.07.10Schilder's Theorem: Small-Noise Large Deviations for Brownian Motionnone—
37.07.11Freidlin–Wentzell Theory: Large Deviations for Small-Noise Diffusionsnone—
37.08.01The Wigner Semicircle Law and the Moment Methodnone—
37.08.02The Stieltjes Transform and the Semicircle Law via the Resolventnone—
37.08.03Gaussian Ensembles GOE/GUE/GSE and the Joint Eigenvalue Densitynone—
37.08.04Determinantal Point Processes and Sine-Kernel Bulk Universalitynone—
37.08.05The Airy Kernel and the Tracy-Widom Edge Lawnone—
37.08.06The Largest Eigenvalue and the Operator-Norm Boundnone—
37.08.07Spectral Concentration: Log-Sobolev and the Herbst Argumentnone—
37.08.08Free Probability: Freeness, Free Convolution, and the R-Transformnone—
37.08.09The Ben Arous–Guionnet Large Deviation Principle for the Empirical Spectral Measurenone—

Number theory

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21.01.01Divisibility, GCD, Bézout's identity, and the Euclidean algorithmnone—
21.01.02Primes, the fundamental theorem of arithmetic, and the infinitude of primesnone—
21.01.03Congruences, the Chinese remainder theorem, and the ring structure of ℤ/nℤnone—
21.01.04Fermat's little theorem, Euler's theorem, and Wilson's theoremnone—
21.01.05Primitive roots and the structure of none—
21.01.06Quadratic residues, the Legendre symbol, and Euler's criterionnone—
21.01.07Quadratic reciprocity (Gauss's theorema aureum)none—
21.01.08Pell equation and continued fractionsnone—
21.02.01Finite fields — structure and squaresnone—
21.02.02Quadratic reciprocity via Gauss sumsnone—
21.02.03-adic numbers and none—
21.02.04Hensel's lemmanone—
21.02.05Hilbert symbol and the product formulanone—
21.02.06Witt's theorem: cancellation and the Witt decompositionnone—
21.02.07Number fields: ring of integers, ideal class group, and the Dirichlet unit theoremnone—
21.02.08Hasse-Minkowski theoremnone—
21.02.09The Brauer-Manin obstructionnone—
21.03.01Riemann Zeta Function partialCodex.NumberTheory.LFunctions.RiemannZeta
21.03.02Dirichlet -functions partialCodex.NumberTheory.LFunctions.DirichletL
21.03.03Dedekind Zeta Function, Hecke -Functions, Artin -FunctionspartialCodex.NumberTheory.LFunctions.DedekindHeckeArtin
21.03.04Dirichlet densitynone—
21.04.01Modular Forms on partialCodex.NumberTheory.ModularForms.SL2Z
21.04.02Hecke Operators and Hecke AlgebrapartialCodex.NumberTheory.ModularForms.HeckeOperators
21.04.03Eichler-Shimura CorrespondencepartialCodex.NumberTheory.ModularForms.EichlerShimura
21.04.04Theta Series of Quadratic Forms and Sums of Squaresnone—
21.04.05Ramanujan -function and Ramanujan conjecturesnone—
21.05.01-adic Galois RepresentationspartialCodex.NumberTheory.GaloisReps.EllAdic
21.06.01Modularity Theorem (Statement) and BSD ConjecturepartialCodex.NumberTheory.Modularity.ModularityBSD
21.06.02Sato-Tate conjecturenone—
21.07.01-extensions and Iwasawa TheorypartialCodex.NumberTheory.Iwasawa.ZpExtensions
21.07.02-adic -functions and the Iwasawa Main ConjecturepartialCodex.NumberTheory.Iwasawa.PadicL
21.09.01Arakelov geometry and arithmetic surfaces (survey)none—
21.09.02Faltings / Mordell theoremnone—
21.09.03Heights and the Néron–Tate canonical heightnone—
21.10.01Langlands Philosophy Surveynone—
21.11.01Arithmetic Functions, Dirichlet Convolution, and Möbius Inversionnone—
21.11.02Average Orders of Arithmetic Functions and the Summation Toolkitnone—
21.11.03Chebyshev's Bounds, Bertrand's Postulate, and Mertens' Theoremsnone—
21.11.04Perron's Formula and Mellin Inversionnone—
21.11.05The Selberg-Delange Methodnone—
21.12.01The von Mangoldt Function, the Chebyshev Psi Function, and the Logarithmic Derivative of Zetanone—
21.12.02The Prime Number Theorem via Contour Integrationnone—
21.12.03Effective Zero-Free Regions for Zeta and the Prime Number Theorem Error Termnone—
21.12.04The Riemann-von Mangoldt Explicit Formulanone—
21.13.01Zero-Free Regions for Dirichlet L-Functions and Exceptional (Siegel) Zerosnone—
21.13.02Siegel's Theorem on the Exceptional Zeronone—
21.13.03The Prime Number Theorem in Arithmetic Progressions and Siegel-Walfisznone—
21.13.04The Polya-Vinogradov Inequalitynone—
21.13.05The Approximate Functional Equation, Analytic Conductor, and Convexity Boundnone—
21.14.01The Large Sieve Inequality and Brun-Titchmarshnone—
21.14.02The Bombieri-Vinogradov Theoremnone—
21.14.03Mean Values of Multiplicative Functions: Halász's Theoremnone—
21.14.04Combinatorial Sieve Methods: Brun and Selbergnone—
21.14.05Kloosterman Sums and the Kuznetsov Spectral Formulanone—
21.15.01Poisson and Voronoi Summationnone—
21.15.02Weyl Sums, Weyl Differencing, and Equidistributionnone—
21.15.03van der Corput's Method for Exponential Sumsnone—
21.15.04Gauss, Jacobi, Kloosterman, and Salié Sums; the Weil Boundnone—
21.15.05The Vinogradov Mean Value Theoremnone—
21.16.01The Partition Function, Generating Functions, and the Pentagonal Number Theoremnone—
21.16.02The Hardy-Ramanujan-Rademacher Asymptotics via the Circle Methodnone—
21.17.01Algebraic number theory — number fields, Dedekind domains, and the class groupnone—
21.17.02Ramification, decomposition and inertia groups, the discriminant and the differentnone—
21.18.01Class field theory — abelian extensions and Artin reciprocitynone—

Differential geometry

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03.04.24Lie bialgebroids and Poisson groupoids: the Mackenzie-Xu dualitynone—
03.06.21Godbillon-Vey class and secondary characteristic classes of foliationsnone—
48.01.01Riemannian geometry — metric, connection, and curvaturenone—
48.01.02Comparison theorems in Riemannian geometry — Cartan-Hadamard, Bonnet-Myers, Bishop-Gromovnone—
48.01.03Geodesics, the exponential map, and completenessnone—
48.02.01Topological manifoldnone—
48.02.02Smooth structure and atlasesnone—
48.02.03Smooth maps between manifoldsnone—
48.02.04Frobenius theoremnone—
48.02.05Sectional curvature, Ricci tensor, scalar curvaturenone—
48.02.06Constant-curvature spaces and Killing-Hopfnone—
48.02.07Killing fields and infinitesimal isometriesnone—
48.02.08Myers-Steenrod theoremnone—
48.02.09Almost-complex structure (manifold-level)none—
48.02.10Complex manifold and the Dolbeault complexnone—
48.02.11Hermitian manifold and the Kahler formnone—
48.02.12Kahler identities and the Hodge decomposition (Kahler version)none—
48.02.13Isometric immersion and the second fundamental formnone—
48.02.14Gauss, Codazzi, and Ricci equationsnone—
48.02.15Bochner technique and curvature vanishing theoremsnone—
48.02.16Weyl tensor and conformally flat metricsnone—
48.02.17Lorentzian Hopf-Rinow and global hyperbolicity (introductory pseudo-Riemannian geometry)none—
48.02.18Petrov classification of Lorentzian 4-curvaturenone—
48.02.19Jacobi fields, conjugate points, and the Morse Index Theoremnone—
48.02.20Handles, surgery, and the cobordism categorynone—
48.02.21Rearrangement and self-indexing Morse functionsnone—
48.02.22The Whitney trick and handle cancellationnone—
48.02.23The h-cobordism theoremnone—
48.02.24The generalised Poincaré conjecture in high dimensionsnone—
48.02.25The Lefschetz hyperplane theorem via Morse theorynone—
48.02.26Harmonic maps: energy, tension field, and the harmonic-map equationnone—
48.02.27Levi-Civita connection, exponential map, and gradient-like vector fields on a cobordismnone—
48.02.28Pointer: surgery theory and the surgery exact sequencenone—
48.02.29The harmonic-map heat flow and the Eells–Sampson theoremnone—
48.02.30Morse functions, the Morse lemma, and the Morse indexnone—
48.02.31Handle attachment, CW homotopy type, and the Morse inequalitiesnone—
48.02.32The Riemannian Hopf–Rinow theoremnone—
48.02.33The Yamabe problem and the conformal Laplaciannone—
48.02.34The Toponogov triangle comparison theoremnone—
48.02.35Synge's theorem and the second variation of arc lengthnone—
48.02.36Einstein metrics as critical points of the total scalar curvaturenone—
48.02.37Homogeneous Einstein metrics on G/Hnone—
48.02.38Infinitesimal Einstein deformations, the Lichnerowicz Laplacian on 2-tensors, and Koiso rigiditynone—
48.02.39The Cartan–Ambrose–Hicks theorem (intrinsic rigidity)none—
48.02.40The path space as a CW complex: the fundamental theorem of Morse theorynone—
48.02.41The two-spinor calculus: -spinors, abstract indices, and the spinor–tensor dictionarynone—
48.02.42Zero-rest-mass field equations and the spinor form of Maxwell, Weyl, and Dirac fieldsnone—
48.02.43The Newman-Penrose spin-coefficient formalismnone—
48.02.44Gauss-Bonnet and Chern-Gauss-Bonnet: from angle excess to the Euler classnone—
48.02.45Brownian motion on a Riemannian manifoldnone—
48.03.04Formal group lawnone—
48.03.05p-adic Lie group and the p-adic exponentialnone—
48.03.06Lie's third theorem (statement, simply-connected case)none—
48.03.07Invariant affine connections on a reductive homogeneous space and the canonical connectionnone—
48.05.00General fibre bundlenone—
48.05.06Vertical subbundle and fundamental vector fieldsnone—
48.05.11Horizontal lift and parallel transportnone—
48.05.12Reduction of structure group; reduction of a connectionnone—
48.05.13Associated bundle and induced connectionnone—
48.05.14Torsion tensor and the two Cartan structural equationsnone—
48.05.15Linear connection via the frame bundle; soldering formnone—
48.05.16Holonomy group and restricted holonomynone—
48.05.17Ambrose-Singer holonomy theoremnone—
48.05.18Holonomy reduction theoremnone—
48.05.19Holomorphic vector bundlenone—
48.05.20Hermitian metric on a complex bundle; Chern connectionnone—
48.12.24Simplicial set and the simplicial category Deltanone—
48.12.26Functorial CW approximation Gamma X = |S_*X|none—
48.12.27Puppe cofiber sequencenone—
48.12.28Puppe fiber sequencenone—
48.12.29Thom space and Thom isomorphismnone—
48.12.30Minimal complex and minimal fibrationnone—
48.12.36Bisimplicial set, diagonal, and the realisation lemmanone—
48.12.39Simplicial group and the W-bar classifying functornone—
48.12.49Bialgebra, Hopf algebra, and the Milnor-Moore theoremnone—

Modern geometry

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idtitlestatusmodule
03.01.01Tensor productfullCodex.ModernGeometry.TensorAlgebra.TensorProduct
03.01.02Associative algebrafullCodex.ModernGeometry.TensorAlgebra.AssociativeAlgebra
03.01.03Ideal in an algebrafullCodex.ModernGeometry.TensorAlgebra.Ideal
03.01.04Tensor algebranone—
03.01.05Quotient algebranone—
03.02.01Smooth manifoldpartialCodex.ModernGeometry.Manifolds.SmoothManifold
03.02.02Sard's theorem, transversality, and genericitynone—
03.03.01Lie grouppartialCodex.ModernGeometry.Lie.LieGroup
03.03.02Group actionnone—
03.03.03Orthogonal groupnone—
03.03.10Lie groupoid: source, target, smooth compositionnone—
03.03.11Action Lie groupoid and action Lie algebroidnone—
03.03.12Bisection group of a Lie groupoid; gauge transformations as bisectionsnone—
03.03.13Groupoid as a small category with all morphisms invertiblenone—
03.04.01Lie algebrapartialCodex.ModernGeometry.DifferentialForms.LieAlgebra
03.04.02Differential formspartialCodex.ModernGeometry.DifferentialForms.DifferentialForms
03.04.03Integration on manifoldsnone—
03.04.04Exterior derivativepartialCodex.ModernGeometry.DifferentialForms.ExteriorDerivative
03.04.05Stokes' theorempartialCodex.ModernGeometry.DifferentialForms.StokesTheorem
03.04.06De Rham cohomologypartialCodex.ModernGeometry.DifferentialForms.DeRhamCohomology
03.04.07Mayer-Vietoris sequence for de Rham cohomologypartialCodex.ModernGeometry.DifferentialForms.MayerVietoris
03.04.08Variational calculus on manifoldsnone—
03.04.09Compactly-supported cohomology, integration along the fiber, and the de Rham Thom isomorphismpartialCodex.ModernGeometry.DifferentialForms.ThomGlobalAngularForm
03.04.10Good covers, finite-dimensionality of de Rham cohomology, and the Mayer-Vietoris inductionpartialCodex.ModernGeometry.DifferentialForms.GoodCover
03.04.11Čech-de Rham double complex and the tic-tac-toe principlepartialCodex.ModernGeometry.DifferentialForms.CechDeRham
03.04.12Künneth formula for de Rham cohomology — two proofspartialCodex.DifferentialForms.Kunneth
03.04.13Singular cohomology and the de Rham theorem (with coefficients)partialCodex.DifferentialForms.SingularCohomology
03.04.14Hypercohomology of a complex of sheavesnone—
03.04.15Hodge Laplacian on a Riemannian manifoldnone—
03.04.16Lie algebroid: anchor, bracket, Leibniz lawnone—
03.04.17Lie functor: differentiating a Lie groupoid to its Lie algebroidnone—
03.04.18Pradines integration theorem and Mackenzie transitive integrabilitynone—
03.04.19Cotangent algebroid of a Poisson manifold; pointer to symplectic groupoidsnone—
03.04.20Surface integrals of 2-forms; flux of a vector field through an oriented surfacenone—
03.04.21Closed and exact forms; the Poincaré lemma; the angle 1-formnone—
03.04.22Lie algebroid cohomology and the Chevalley-Eilenberg differentialnone—
03.04.23Representations of a Lie algebroid and flat A-connectionsnone—
03.04.25Double Lie groupoids, double Lie algebroids, and VB-groupoidsnone—
03.04.E1Mayer-Vietoris and degree-theory exercise pack (Bott-Tu Ch. I supplement)none—
03.04.E2Differential forms and Stokes exercise pack (Shifrin / Arnold supplement)none—
03.05.01Principal bundlenone—
03.05.02Vector bundlenone—
03.05.03Orthogonal frame bundlenone—
03.05.04Connection on a vector bundlenone—
03.05.05Double covernone—
03.05.07Principal bundle with connectionnone—
03.05.08Complex vector bundlenone—
03.05.09Curvature of a connectionnone—
03.05.10Sphere bundle, the global angular form, and the Hopf index theorempartialCodex.Bundles.SphereBundle
03.05.21Gauge groupoid of a principal bundlenone—
03.05.22Atiyah algebroid of a principal bundlenone—
03.05.23Connection on a principal bundle as splitting of the Atiyah algebroidnone—
03.06.03Stiefel-Whitney classesnone—
03.06.04Pontryagin and Chern classesnone—
03.06.05Invariant polynomial on a Lie algebranone—
03.06.06Chern-Weil homomorphismnone—
03.06.07Chern-Simons forms and transgressionpartialCodex.Modern.CharClasses.ChernSimonsTransgression
03.06.08Kostant-Weil isomorphism and prequantum line bundlenone—
03.06.09Dixmier-Douady class and none—
03.06.10Stiefel-Whitney and Pontryagin numberspartialCodex.Modern.CharClasses.SWPontryaginNumbers
03.06.11Hirzebruch signature theorempartialCodex.Modern.CharClasses.HirzebruchSignature
03.06.12Unoriented bordism and Thom's theorempartialCodex.Modern.CharClasses.UnorientedBordismThom
03.06.13Oriented bordism and the Pontryagin-Thom constructionpartialCodex.Modern.CharClasses.OrientedBordismPT
03.06.14Steenrod squares and the Wu formulapartialCodex.Modern.CharClasses.SteenrodSquaresWu
03.06.15Multiplicative sequences and the -, -, Todd generapartialCodex.Modern.CharClasses.MultiplicativeSequences
03.06.16Whitney duality and immersion obstructionspartialCodex.Modern.CharClasses.WhitneyDualityImmersion
03.06.17Combinatorial Pontryagin classes and exotic 7-spherespartialCodex.Modern.CharClasses.ExoticSpheres
03.06.18Chern character as a ring homomorphismpartialCodex.Modern.CharClasses.ChernCharacter
03.06.19Signature of a 4k-manifold and the intersection formpartialCodex.Modern.CharClasses.SignatureIntersectionForm
03.06.20Borel-Hirzebruch and the cohomology of partialCodex.Modern.CharClasses.BorelHirzebruchGT
03.06.23Modularity of the elliptic genusnone—
03.06.24Bott-Taubes rigidity theoremnone—
03.06.26Pointer: elliptic cohomologynone—
03.07.05Yang-Mills actionnone—
03.07.06Anti-self-dual (ASD) equation on a 4-manifoldnone—
03.07.07BPST instanton and the Bogomolny boundnone—
03.07.08Conformal compactification and finite-action instantonsnone—
03.07.09Moduli space of ASD connections none—
03.07.10ADHM construction (Atiyah-Drinfeld-Hitchin-Manin)none—
03.07.11Penrose twistor space and the Ward correspondencenone—
03.07.12The Geometry of Twistors: Null Planes, the Twistor Norm, and the Robinson Congruencenone—
03.07.14Penrose transform at linear levelnone—
03.07.16-field as a gerbe connectionnone—
03.07.17Chern-Simons functional on a 3-manifoldnone—
03.07.18Configuration space and slice theorem on none—
03.07.19Spectral flow and the Floer grading mod 8none—
03.07.20Uhlenbeck compactness for ASD equations on cylindersnone—
03.07.21Gluing theorem for instanton trajectoriesnone—
03.07.22Orientations on instanton trajectory modulinone—
03.07.23Instanton Floer homology none—
03.07.24Relative Donaldson invariants for 4-manifolds with boundarynone—
03.07.25Donaldson-Floer surgery exact trianglenone—
03.07.26Atiyah-Floer conjecturenone—
03.07.27Polyfolds (Hofer-Wysocki-Zehnder)none—
03.07.28Monopole-instanton Floer equivalence (Kronheimer-Mrowka)none—
03.07.29Electromagnetism as a U(1) Yang-Mills theory — the geometric dictionarynone—
03.07.30Aharonov-Bohm effect and holonomy of U(1) connectionsnone—
03.07.31BRST cohomology and Faddeev-Popov-ghost quantisation of gauge theoriesnone—
03.07.32Anomalies via descent equations and the Atiyah-Singer index theoremnone—
03.07.33Casson's invariant and the Euler characteristic of instanton Floer homologynone—
03.07.34Simple type, basic classes, and the structure of Donaldson invariantsnone—
03.08.01Topological K-theorynone—
03.08.02Adams operations none—
03.08.03Thom isomorphism in K-theorynone—
03.08.04Classifying spacenone—
03.08.05Universal bundle, , and the Borel presentation of flag-manifold cohomologypartialCodex.KTheory.UniversalBundle
03.08.06Stable homotopynone—
03.08.07Bott periodicitynone—
03.08.08Bott periodicity for U via Morse theorynone—
03.08.09Worked K-theory computations: spheres, projective spaces, and torinone—
03.08.10Equivariant K-theory and none—
03.08.11The group and the -homomorphismnone—
03.08.12KR-theory (K-theory with reality)partialCodex.Modern.KTheory.KRTheory
03.08.13Bott periodicity for O via iterated minimal geodesicsnone—
03.08.20Whitehead torsion and the s-cobordism theoremnone—
03.09.02Clifford algebrapartialCodex.SpinGeometry.CliffordAlgebra
03.09.03Spin groupnone—
03.09.04Spin structure on an oriented Riemannian manifoldnone—
03.09.05Spinor bundlenone—
03.09.06Fredholm operatorsnone—
03.09.07Symbol of a differential operatornone—
03.09.08Dirac operatornone—
03.09.09Elliptic operators on a manifoldnone—
03.09.10Atiyah-Singer index theoremnone—
03.09.11Clifford algebra classification — the 8×8 chessboardpartialCodex.SpinGeometry.CliffordChessboard
03.09.12KR-theory and the (1,1)-periodicity theorempartialCodex.SpinGeometry.KRTheory
03.09.13Triality on Spin(8) and exceptional Lie groups via spinorspartialCodex.SpinGeometry.Triality
03.09.14Generalised Dirac bundles and the Bochner-Weitzenböck identitypartialCodex.SpinGeometry.DiracBundle
03.09.15Cl_k-linear Dirac operators and the KO-valued indexpartialCodex.SpinGeometry.ClkDirac
03.09.16Positive scalar curvature obstruction theorypartialCodex.SpinGeometry.PSCObstruction
03.09.17Witten positive-mass theorem via spinorspartialCodex.SpinGeometry.WittenPositiveMass
03.09.18Berger holonomy classification and parallel spinorspartialCodex.SpinGeometry.BergerHolonomy
03.09.19Calibrated geometries — Special Lagrangian, associative, coassociative, CayleypartialCodex.SpinGeometry.CalibratedGeometries
03.09.20Heat-kernel proof of the Atiyah-Singer index theoremnone—
03.09.21Family, equivariant, and Lefschetz fixed-point index theoremsnone—
03.09.22Sobolev spaces, pseudodifferential operators, and elliptic parametricespartialCodex.SpinGeometry.Pseudodifferential
03.09.23Bismut superconnectionnone—
03.09.24Eta invariant and Atiyah-Patodi-Singer index theoremnone—
03.09.25Kirillov character formula via the equivariant indexnone—
03.09.26Mathai-Quillen formalism and universal Thom formsnone—
03.09.27Pure spinors and the spinor varietynone—
03.09.28The Cartan Model of Equivariant de Rham Cohomologynone—
03.09.29The probabilistic heat kernel and Bismut's formulanone—
03.09.E1Clifford and spin algebra exercise pack (Lawson-Michelsohn Ch. I supplement)none—
03.09.E2Chapter IV applications exercise pack (Lawson-Michelsohn Ch. IV supplement)none—
03.10.02CFT basicsnone—
03.10.03The Wess-Zumino-Witten action and the level-k extensionnone—
03.10.04Minimal Models, the Kac Formula, and Null Vectorsnone—
03.10.05The Coulomb gas, screening charges, and the conformal bootstrapnone—
03.11.01Central extension of a Lie algebranone—
03.11.02Infinite-dimensional Lie algebra representationsnone—
03.11.03Virasoro algebranone—
03.11.04The free loop space LM and transgressionnone—
03.11.05The geometric central extension of the loop group LGnone—
03.12.00Fundamental groupnone—
03.12.01Homotopy and homotopy grouppartialCodex.ModernGeometry.Homotopy.Homotopy
03.12.02Covering spacepartialCodex.ModernGeometry.Homotopy.CoveringSpace
03.12.03SuspensionpartialCodex.ModernGeometry.Homotopy.Suspension
03.12.04Spectrumnone—
03.12.05Eilenberg-MacLane spacenone—
03.12.06Sullivan minimal models and rational homotopy theorypartialCodex.Homotopy.SullivanMinimalModels
03.12.07Whitehead tower, rational Hurewicz theorem, and Serre's finitenesspartialCodex.Homotopy.WhiteheadTower
03.12.08Fundamental groupoidnone—
03.12.09Seifert-van Kampen theoremnone—
03.12.10CW complexnone—
03.12.11Singular homologynone—
03.12.12Simplicial and -complex homologynone—
03.12.13Cellular homology and cellular approximationnone—
03.12.14Excision theoremnone—
03.12.15Eilenberg-Steenrod axiomsnone—
03.12.16Poincaré dualitynone—
03.12.17Cap productnone—
03.12.18Universal coefficient theoremnone—
03.12.19Hurewicz theoremnone—
03.12.20Whitehead's theoremnone—
03.12.21Blakers-Massey theoremnone—
03.12.22-complex / semi-simplicial setnone—
03.12.23Euler characteristicnone—
03.12.25Simplicial sets and geometric realizationnone—
03.12.31Quillen model categorynone—
03.12.32Quillen functor and Quillen equivalencenone—
03.12.33Kan-Quillen model structure on sSetpartialCodex.Modern.Homotopy.KanQuillenModelStructure
03.12.34Acyclic models and the Eilenberg-Zilber theoremnone—
03.12.35Simplicial model category and the function complexpartialCodex.Modern.Homotopy.SimplicialModelCategory
03.12.37Homotopy colimit via the Bousfield-Kan constructionpartialCodex.Modern.Homotopy.HomotopyColimitBK
03.12.38Bousfield-Kan spectral sequencepartialCodex.Modern.Homotopy.BousfieldKanSpectralSequence
03.12.40Postnikov tower of a Kan complexpartialCodex.Modern.Homotopy.PostnikovTowerKan
03.12.41Twisted cartesian products and simplicial fibre bundlesnone—
03.12.42Combinatorial simplicial homotopy groups and the Kan-fibration long exact sequencenone—
03.12.43Quasi-categories and the Joyal model structurenone—
03.12.44Mixed Hodge structures on rational homotopy theory (Morgan's theorem)none—
03.12.45Arithmetic square and integral fracture theoremspartialCodex.Modern.Homotopy.ArithmeticSquare
03.12.46The periodicity and thick subcategory theoremsnone—
03.12.47HELP and the unified Whitehead / cellular approximation theoremnone—
03.12.48Bousfield localisation of a model categorynone—
03.12.50The Cartan model for the minimal model of a homogeneous spacenone—
03.12.51Massey products and the formality conditionnone—
03.12.52Relative homotopy group none—
03.12.53Whitehead's crossed module of a pairnone—
03.12.54Filtered spacenone—
03.12.55Crossed complex of a filtered spacenone—
03.12.56Higher Homotopy Seifert-van Kampen theoremnone—
03.12.57Cubical -groupoid none—
03.12.58Free crossed resolution of a groupnone—
03.12.59Classifying space of a crossed complexnone—
03.12.60Localisation of nilpotent spaces at a set of primesnone—
03.12.61Nilpotent groups and nilpotent spacesnone—
03.12.E1Rational homotopy and Sullivan minimal-model exercise pack (Bott-Tu Ch. III §19 supplement)none—
03.12.E2Singular and cellular homology exercise pack (Hatcher Ch. 2 supplement)none—
03.12.E3Simplicial homotopy theory exercise pack (Goerss-Jardine supplement)none—
03.12.E4Localization and completion exercise pack (May-Ponto supplement)none—
03.12.E5Simplicial objects and Dold-Kan exercise pack (May supplement)none—
03.13.01Spectral sequences — exact couples, filtered complexes, double complexespartialCodex.SpectralSequences.SpectralSequence
03.13.02Leray-Serre spectral sequence and the Gysin sequencepartialCodex.SpectralSequences.LeraySerre
03.13.03Leray-Hirsch theorem and the splitting principle for vector bundlespartialCodex.SpectralSequences.LerayHirschSplitting
03.13.04Atiyah-Hirzebruch spectral sequencenone—
03.13.05The Brown-Peterson spectrum BP and its Hopf algebroidnone—
03.13.06The chromatic spectral sequencenone—
03.13.07Greek-letter elements in the stable homotopy of spheresnone—
03.13.08The telescope conjecture and its disproofnone—
03.13.E1Spectral-sequence computation exercise pack (Bott-Tu Ch. III supplement)none—
03.14.01Quantum free particle as a representation of E(3)none—
03.14.02Complex structures and quantization: squeezed statesnone—
03.15.01Gradient flow, stable/unstable manifolds, and the Morse-Smale conditionnone—
03.15.02Trajectory spaces, the Fredholm setup, and transversalitynone—
03.15.03Compactness: broken trajectoriesnone—
03.15.04Gluing of trajectoriesnone—
03.15.05Coherent orientations and characteristic signsnone—
03.15.06The Morse complex and none—
03.15.07Continuation maps and invariance of none—
03.15.08The Morse Homology Theoremnone—
03.15.09Morse cohomology, cup product, and the ring structurenone—
03.15.10Poincaré duality via flow reversal and the filtered Morse spectral sequencenone—
03.15.11From finite-dimensional Morse homology to Floer homologynone—
03.15.12Witten's supersymmetric Morse theory (survey/pointer)none—
03.15.E1Morse homology exercise pack (Schwarz Morse Homology supplement)none—
03.16.01The Atiyah–Segal axioms for topological quantum field theorynone—
03.16.02Classification of 2d oriented TQFTs: the Frobenius-algebra theoremnone—
03.16.03Extended TQFT and the cobordism hypothesisnone—
03.16.04Invertible field theories and the Freed–Hopkins classificationnone—
03.16.05Anomalies as invertible field theories in one dimension highernone—
03.16.06Chern-Simons theory as a quantum TQFT, the Jones polynomial, and Reshetikhin-Turaevnone—
03.17.01Homology and cohomology — the Eilenberg-Steenrod axioms and de Rhamnone—

Algebraic geometry

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idtitlestatusmodule
04.01.01SheafpartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Sheaves.Sheaf
04.01.02Stalk of a sheafpartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Sheaves.Stalk
04.01.03SheafificationpartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Sheaves.Sheafification
04.01.04Direct and inverse image of sheavespartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Sheaves.DirectInverseImage
04.02.01SchemepartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Schemes.Scheme
04.02.02Affine schemepartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Schemes.AffineScheme
04.02.03Projective schemepartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Schemes.ProjectiveScheme
04.02.04Morphism of schemespartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Schemes.Morphism
04.02.05Smooth, étale, and unramified morphismsnone—
04.02.07Nullstellensatz and dimension theorynone—
04.03.01Sheaf cohomologypartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Cohomology.SheafCohomology
04.03.02Local systems, monodromy, and twisted cohomologynone—
04.03.03Čech cohomology of sheaves on schemesnone—
04.03.04Cohomology of line bundles on projective spacenone—
04.03.05Serre's vanishing and finiteness theoremsnone—
04.03.06Derived functors and Extnone—
04.03.07Higher direct images and base changenone—
04.03.08Étale cohomology and -adic cohomology of varietiesnone—
04.03.10Triangulated category — Verdier axioms TR1-TR4 and the octahedral axiomnone—
04.03.11Derived category — localisation at quasi-isomorphismsnone—
04.03.12Derived functors and via derived categoriesnone—
04.03.13Grothendieck spectral sequencenone—
04.03.14Spectral sequence of a filtered complexnone—
04.03.15Sheaf cohomology - Leray spectral sequence (general form)none—
04.03.16Six-functor formalism — adjunctions and base changenone—
04.03.17Derived tensor product ⊗^L and Tor in derived categoriesnone—
04.03.18t-Structure on a triangulated category — heart and truncationsnone—
04.03.19Perverse sheaves Perv(X) — pointer + foundationsnone—
04.03.20Hochschild homology and cohomologynone—
04.03.21Hochschild-Kostant-Rosenberg theoremnone—
04.03.22Cyclic homology and Connes' long exact sequencenone—
04.03.23The Verdier quotient of a triangulated categorynone—
04.03.E1Cohomology of schemes exercise pack (Hartshorne Ch. III supplement)none—
04.04.01Riemann-Roch theorem for curvespartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.RiemannRoch.Curves
04.04.02Hurwitz formulanone—
04.04.03Elliptic curvesnone—
04.04.04Castelnuovo's Genus Bound for Space Curves and Extremal Curvesnone—
04.04.08Petri map mu_0 and Gieseker-Petri theoremnone—
04.04.09Clifford's theorem with equalitynone—
04.04.10Martens' theorem and Mumford's strengtheningnone—
04.04.11Gonality of a curvenone—
04.04.13Determinantal varieties and the Porteous formulanone—
04.04.14The Enriques-Babbage-Petri Theorem on Canonical Curvesnone—
04.04.15Fulton-Lazarsfeld connectedness theoremnone—
04.04.16Lazarsfeld's K3-vector-bundle proof of Petrinone—
04.04.E1Curves exercise pack (Hartshorne Ch. IV supplement)none—
04.05.01Weil divisorpartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Divisors.WeilDivisor
04.05.02Picard grouppartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Divisors.PicardGroup
04.05.03Line bundle on a schemepartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Divisors.LineBundle
04.05.04Cartier divisorpartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Divisors.CartierDivisor
04.05.05Ample and very ample line bundlepartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Divisors.Ample
04.05.06Intersection pairing on a surfacenone—
04.05.07Adjunction formula on a surfacenone—
04.05.08Riemann-Roch theorem for surfacesnone—
04.05.09Hodge index theoremnone—
04.05.10Hirzebruch-Riemann-Roch theorem (general dimension)none—
04.05.11Worked Hirzebruch-Riemann-Roch computationsnone—
04.05.12Pointer: Grothendieck-Riemann-Roch (GRR)none—
04.05.E1Surfaces exercise pack (Hartshorne Ch. V supplement)none—
04.06.01Quasi-coherent sheafpartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Coherent.QuasiCoherent
04.06.02Coherent sheafpartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Coherent.Coherent
04.07.01Projective spacepartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Projective.ProjectiveSpace
04.07.02BlowuppartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Projective.Blowup
04.07.03Monads on projective space and the Beilinson resolutionnone—
04.07.04Stable rank-2 bundles on projective space and Barth's theoremnone—
04.08.01Sheaf of differentialspartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Differentials.Differentials
04.08.02Canonical sheafpartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Differentials.CanonicalSheaf
04.08.03Serre dualitypartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Differentials.SerreDuality
04.09.01Hodge decompositionpartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Hodge.HodgeDecomposition
04.09.02Kodaira vanishing theorempartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Hodge.KodairaVanishing
04.09.03Serre's GAGA comparison theoremnone—
04.09.05The ddbar-lemmapartialCodex.AlgGeom.Hodge.DdbarLemma
04.09.07Hard Lefschetz theorempartialCodex.AlgGeom.Hodge.HardLefschetz
04.09.08Hodge-Riemann bilinear relationspartialCodex.AlgGeom.Hodge.HodgeRiemannBilinear
04.09.09Lefschetz (1,1)-theorempartialCodex.AlgGeom.Hodge.LefschetzOneOne
04.09.10Akizuki-Nakano vanishing theorempartialCodex.AlgGeom.Hodge.AkizukiNakanoVanishing
04.09.11Kodaira embedding theorempartialCodex.AlgGeom.Hodge.KodairaEmbedding
04.10.01Moduli of curvespartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Moduli.ModuliOfCurves
04.10.02Geometric invariant theorypartialCodex.AlgebraicGeometry.Moduli.GIT
04.10.03Hilbert-Mumford numerical criterionpartialCodex.AlgGeom.Moduli.HilbertMumford
04.10.04Kempf-Ness theorem and the GIT-symplectic dictionarypartialCodex.AlgGeom.Moduli.KempfNess
04.10.05Hilbert scheme Hilb^P(X)partialCodex.AlgGeom.Moduli.HilbertScheme
04.10.06Moduli of vector bundles on a curve and slope stabilitypartialCodex.AlgGeom.Moduli.VectorBundlesCurveSlopeStability
04.10.07Linear algebraic groups, reductivity, and finite generation of invariantsnone—
04.10.08Kirwan stratification of the unstable locuspartialCodex.AlgGeom.Moduli.KirwanStratification
04.10.09Variation of GIT (VGIT)partialCodex.AlgGeom.Moduli.VariationOfGIT
04.10.11Gieseker stability and moduli of sheavesnone—
04.10.12Bridgeland stability conditionsnone—
04.10.13K-stability and the Yau-Tian-Donaldson conjecturenone—
04.10.14Non-reductive GITnone—
04.10.15Derived GIT and magic windowsnone—
04.10.16Abelian varieties: group law, polarizations, and the dualnone—
04.10.20Deformation theory of smooth curvesnone—
04.10.22Stable curve and Deligne-Mumford stabilitynone—
04.10.26Forgetful and gluing morphisms on none—
04.10.29Limit linear series (Eisenbud-Harris)none—
04.10.30Hurwitz numbers and the Hurwitz schemenone—
04.10.31Severi varieties of nodal plane curves and the Harris irreducibility theoremnone—
04.10.32ELSV formula: Hurwitz numbers as Hodge integralsnone—
04.10.33Explicit low-genus moduli: Igusa-Clebsch invariants for M_2 and the plane-quartic model of M_3none—
04.10.34Torelli morphism and Torelli theoremnone—
04.10.35Moduli of stable maps and Gromov-Witten invariantsnone—
04.11.01Algebraic torus and character/cocharacter latticesnone—
04.11.02Rational polyhedral cone and dual conenone—
04.11.03Affine toric variety none—
04.11.04Fan and the toric variety none—
04.11.05Smoothness and completeness via fanspartialCodex.AlgGeom.Toric.SmoothnessCompletenessFans
04.11.06Orbit-cone correspondencepartialCodex.AlgGeom.Toric.OrbitConeCorrespondence
04.11.07Toric resolution of singularitiespartialCodex.AlgGeom.Toric.ResolutionSingularities
04.11.08Toric divisor and support functionpartialCodex.AlgGeom.Toric.DivisorSupportFunction
04.11.09Toric Picard grouppartialCodex.AlgGeom.Toric.PicardGroup
04.11.10Polytope-fan dictionary; the line bundle partialCodex.AlgGeom.Toric.PolytopeFanDictionary
04.11.11Algebraic moment map and the polytopenone—
04.11.12Cohomology of a smooth complete toric varietynone—
04.11.13Toric intersection theory and mixed volumesnone—
04.11.14Bernstein-Kushnirenko theoremnone—
04.11.15The Cox homogeneous coordinate ring and the toric GIT quotientnone—
04.11.16Reflexive polytope and Batyrev mirror duality (pointer)none—
04.12.01Tropical semiring and tropical polynomialpartialCodex.AlgGeom.Tropical.TropicalSemiringPolynomial
04.12.02Tropical curve as balanced rational metric graphpartialCodex.AlgGeom.Tropical.TropicalCurve
04.12.03Kapranov's theorem (fundamental theorem of tropical geometry)partialCodex.AlgGeom.Tropical.KapranovTheorem
04.12.04Newton polytope and non-archimedean amoebapartialCodex.AlgGeom.Tropical.NewtonPolytopeAmoeba
04.12.05Mikhalkin's correspondence theorempartialCodex.AlgGeom.Tropical.MikhalkinCorrespondence
04.12.06Nishinou-Siebert correspondence theorempartialCodex.AlgGeom.Tropical.NishinouSiebertCorrespondence
04.12.07Toric degeneration of a Calabi-Yau varietypartialCodex.AlgGeom.Tropical.ToricDegeneration
04.12.08Dual Intersection Complex; Tropical Manifold BpartialCodex.AlgGeom.Tropical.DualIntersectionComplex
04.12.09Gross-Siebert Reconstruction Theorem (Statement)partialCodex.AlgGeom.Tropical.GrossSiebertReconstruction
04.12.10Strominger-Yau-Zaslow (SYZ) ConjecturepartialCodex.AlgGeom.Tropical.StromingerYauZaslow
04.12.11Slab function and structure of a tropical manifoldpartialCodex.AlgGeom.Tropical.SlabFunction
04.12.12Theta function of a polarised tropical manifoldpartialCodex.AlgGeom.Tropical.ThetaFunction
04.12.13Period integral and the mirror map (pointer)partialCodex.AlgGeom.Tropical.PeriodIntegral
04.12.14Logarithmic structures and log smooth morphismsnone—
04.12.15Log Gromov-Witten Invariants (pointer)partialCodex.AlgGeom.Tropical.LogGromovWitten
04.12.16The A-model, the B-model, and the mirror symmetry conjecturenone—
04.12.17Special Lagrangian fibrations and McLean's theoremnone—
04.15.01Étale cohomology — the Weil conjectures and ℓ-adic methodsnone—
04.16.01Abelian varieties — group objects in algebraic geometrynone—
04.17.01Birational geometry and the minimal model programnone—
04.18.01Intersection theory — Chow rings and enumerative geometrynone—
04.18.02Schubert calculus and the cohomology of Grassmanniansnone—
04.19.01Deformation theory — infinitesimal families and modulinone—
04.19.02Cotangent complex and deformation-obstruction theorynone—

Symplectic geometry

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05.00.01Lagrangian mechanics on the tangent bundlenone—
05.00.02Hamilton's principle of least actionnone—
05.00.03Legendre transformnone—
05.00.04Noether's theoremnone—
05.00.05The charged particle and the twisted symplectic formnone—
05.00.06Galilean group and Newtonian mechanicsnone—
05.00.07Galilei group and Bargmann central extensionnone—
05.00.08Mechanical similarity / virial theoremnone—
05.00.09Worked Lagrangian examplesnone—
05.00.10Scattering and Rutherford formulanone—
05.00.11Small oscillations and normal modesnone—
05.00.14Motion in a non-inertial frame / Coriolis forcenone—
05.00.E1Lagrangian and variational mechanics exercise pack (Arnold Part II supplement)none—
05.01.01Symplectic vector spacenone—
05.01.02Symplectic manifoldnone—
05.01.03Symplectic groupnone—
05.01.04Darboux's theoremnone—
05.01.05Moser's tricknone—
05.02.01Hamiltonian vector fieldnone—
05.02.02Poisson bracket and Poisson manifoldnone—
05.02.03Integrable systemnone—
05.02.04Action-angle coordinatesnone—
05.02.05Cotangent bundle as canonical symplectic manifoldnone—
05.02.06Geodesic flow as a Hamiltonian flownone—
05.02.07Liouville's volume theoremnone—
05.02.08Poincaré recurrence theoremnone—
05.02.09Poincaré-Cartan integral invariantsnone—
05.02.10The Routhiannone—
05.02.11Maupertuis' principle and abbreviated actionnone—
05.02.12Hamiltonian monodromy and the spherical pendulumnone—
05.02.E1Hamiltonian mechanics and canonical transformations exercise pack (Arnold Part III supplement)none—
05.03.01Coadjoint orbitnone—
05.03.02Souriau Gibbs state on a symplectic G-spacenone—
05.03.03Classification of homogeneous symplectic manifolds (Kirillov-Kostant-Souriau)none—
05.04.01Moment mapnone—
05.04.02Marsden-Weinstein symplectic reductionnone—
05.04.03Atiyah-Guillemin-Sternberg convexity theoremnone—
05.04.04Delzant theorem (symplectic toric classification)none—
05.04.05Duistermaat-Heckman theoremnone—
05.04.06Symplectic blow-up and symplectic cutnone—
05.04.07Souriau cocycle and non-equivariant moment mapsnone—
05.05.01Lagrangian submanifoldnone—
05.05.02Weinstein Lagrangian neighbourhood theoremnone—
05.05.03Generating functions for symplectomorphismsnone—
05.05.04Hamilton-Jacobi equationnone—
05.05.05Jet bundle and total derivativenone—
05.05.06Prolongation of vector fields and the infinitesimal symmetry criterionnone—
05.05.07Group-invariant solutions and symmetry reductionnone—
05.05.08Noether's second theorem and the Bianchi identitynone—
05.05.09Generalised symmetries (Lie-Bäcklund) and recursion operatorsnone—
05.05.10Lie's classification of second-order ODEs and the symmetry algorithm for ODEsnone—
05.05.11Differential invariants and the moving-frame methodnone—
05.06.01Almost-complex structure on a symplectic manifoldnone—
05.06.02Pseudoholomorphic curvenone—
05.06.03Newlander-Nirenberg integrability theoremnone—
05.07.01Gromov non-squeezing theoremnone—
05.07.02Symplectic capacitynone—
05.07.04Eliashberg-Gromov -rigidity of none—
05.08.01Arnold conjecture and Floer homology setupnone—
05.08.02Floer homologynone—
05.08.03Maslov indexnone—
05.08.04Conley-Zehnder indexnone—
05.09.01Kolmogorov-Arnold-Moser theoremnone—
05.09.02Adiabatic invariantsnone—
05.09.03Birkhoff normal formnone—
05.09.04Williamson normal form for quadratic Hamiltoniansnone—
05.09.05Euler-Arnold equationsnone—
05.09.06Nekhoroshev estimatesnone—
05.09.07Exponential accuracy of the adiabatic invariantnone—
05.09.08Infinite-dimensional Poisson manifolds and Hamiltonian evolution equationsnone—
05.09.09Finite-gap integration and theta-function solutionsnone—
05.09.10KP hierarchy, Sato Grassmannian, and tau-functionsnone—
05.09.11Master symmetries and the Fuchssteiner constructionnone—
05.09.12Casimir functions of degenerate Poisson structuresnone—
05.09.E1Symplectic geometry and integrable systems exercise pack (Arnold Part III appendices supplement)none—
05.10.01Contact manifoldnone—
05.10.02Symplectisation of a contact manifoldnone—
05.10.03Gray's stability theoremnone—
05.10.04Contact topology and Reeb dynamicsnone—
05.11.01Prequantum line bundle and the integrality conditionnone—
05.11.02Prequantisation of the spin coadjoint orbitnone—
05.11.03Polarisation, half-densities, and metaplectic correctionnone—
05.11.04The Groenewold–van Hove no-go theoremnone—
05.11.05Geometric quantization of coadjoint orbits and the Borel–Weil theoremnone—
05.11.09Quantization of the relativistic particlenone—
05.12.01Lagrangian Grassmannian and the universal Maslov classnone—
05.12.03Legendrian singularities and wave-front evolutionnone—
05.12.04Lagrangian and Legendrian cobordismnone—
05.14.01Helicity as a Casimir invariant of the ideal fluidnone—
05.14.02Helicity as Asymptotic Linking Number (Arnold's Theorem)none—
05.14.03The Hopf invariant and the vortex-unknotting obstructionnone—
05.14.04Ideal magnetohydrodynamics: frozen flux and magnetic helicitynone—
05.14.05Arnold's energy-Casimir stability theoremnone—
05.14.06KdV and Camassa-Holm as geodesics on the Bott-Virasoro groupnone—
05.14.07Beltrami fields, ABC flows, and chaotic streamlinesnone—
05.14.08Fast dynamo problem and Arnold cat-map dynamonone—
05.15.01Wasserstein metric and Otto's formal Riemannian calculusnone—
05.15.02Korteweg / Madelung quantum hydrodynamicsnone—

Statistical field theory

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idtitlestatusmodule
08.01.01Partition function (statistical mechanics)none—
08.01.02Ising modelnone—
08.01.03Boltzmann distribution and canonical ensemblenone—
08.01.04Free energynone—
08.02.01Mean-field theory and Curie-Weiss modelnone—
08.02.02Spontaneous symmetry breakingnone—
08.02.03Mermin-Wagner theoremnone—
08.03.01Onsager solution of the 2D Ising model (transfer matrix)none—
08.03.02Transfer matrixnone—
08.04.01Renormalisation group (real-space block decimation)none—
08.04.02Wilson-Fisher fixed point and universalitynone—
08.04.03Beta function (renormalisation group)none—
08.04.04Block-spin decimationnone—
08.04.05Momentum-shell (Wilson) renormalization groupnone—
08.05.01Critical exponents and scaling lawsnone—
08.05.02Correlation functions (statistical mechanics)none—
08.06.01Gaussian field theory and free bosonnone—
08.06.02Conformal symmetry at criticalitynone—
08.07.01Path integral formulation of statistical mechanicsnone—
08.08.01Wilson's lattice gauge theorynone—
08.08.02Wilson actionnone—
08.08.03Effective field theorynone—
08.08.04The roughening transition and the confining stringnone—
08.09.01Quantum-classical correspondence (Wick rotation)none—
08.10.01Bosonic Fock space and second quantisationnone—
08.10.02Fokker-Planck equation and equilibrium distributionnone—
08.10.03 theory and the Dyson seriespartialCodex.StatMech.QFT.PhiFourDyson
08.10.04Wick's theorem for operator productsnone—
08.10.05Feynman propagator and the contour-integral representationnone—
08.10.06One-loop renormalisation in none—
08.10.07Wightman axioms (W1–W7)none—
08.10.08Langevin updates and lattice numericsnone—
08.10.09Fermionic Fock space, Pauli exclusion, anticommutatorsnone—
08.10.10Dirac field and the Dirac adjoint none—
08.10.11Supersymmetric quantum mechanics: superpotential, supercharges, and the Witten indexnone—
08.10.12The Nicolai map and stochastic quantisation of supersymmetric theoriesnone—
08.10.13Parisi-Sourlas dimensional reduction and random-field supersymmetrynone—
08.10.14The Martin-Siggia-Rose / Janssen-De Dominicis response-field formalismnone—
08.10.15Stochastic perturbation theory and the tree expansionnone—
08.11.02Debye theory of specific heats of solidsnone—
08.11.03Real gases — virial expansion and van der Waalsnone—
08.11.04Real gases — the virial expansion and van der Waalsnone—
08.12.01Fluctuation-dissipation theorem (Landau-Callen-Welton)none—
08.12.02Equilibrium fluctuations of thermodynamic quantitiesnone—
08.12.03Jarzynski equality and Crooks fluctuation theoremnone—
08.13.01The Yang–Baxter equation and the star–triangle relationnone—
08.13.02The six-vertex (ice-type) model and the Bethe ansatznone—
08.13.03The eight-vertex model (Baxter 1971)none—
08.13.04The corner transfer matrixnone—
08.13.05The hard-hexagon model (Baxter 1980)none—
08.13.07The spherical model (Berlin-Kac)none—
08.13.08The Ising model on the Bethe latticenone—
08.14.01Brownian motion, the Wiener measure, and the path integralnone—
08.14.02Grassmann integration and the 2D Ising model as free fermionsnone—
08.14.03The large-N limitnone—
08.14.04Lattice fermions and the doubling problemnone—
08.14.05The Pfaffian and the dimer modelnone—
08.14.06Pointer: matrix models and the topological expansionnone—
08.14.07The Kardar-Parisi-Zhang equation and dynamic scalingnone—
08.14.08Liouville field theory and 2D quantum gravity (KPZ-DDK scaling)none—
08.15.01The Kosterlitz-Thouless transition (2D XY model)none—
08.15.02The nonlinear σ-model and the O(n) renormalization groupnone—
08.15.03Topological defects in ordered medianone—

Riemann surfaces

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06.01.01Holomorphic functionpartialCodex.RiemannSurfaces.ComplexAnalysis.Holomorphic
06.01.02Cauchy integral formulanone—
06.01.03Residue theoremnone—
06.01.04Analytic continuationnone—
06.01.05Meromorphic functionnone—
06.01.06Riemann mapping theoremnone—
06.01.07Riemann spherenone—
06.01.08Möbius (linear-fractional) transformationsnone—
06.01.10Cauchy-Riemann equations and harmonic conjugatepartialCodex.RiemannSurfaces.ComplexAnalysis.CauchyRiemann
06.01.11Harmonic functions on the planenone—
06.01.12Maximum modulus + Schwarz lemmanone—
06.01.13Argument principle and Rouché's theoremnone—
06.01.14Normal families and Montel's theoremnone—
06.01.15Gamma function Gamma(z)none—
06.01.16Riemann zeta function zeta(s)none—
06.01.17Weierstrass factorization theoremnone—
06.01.18Mittag-Leffler theorem on Cnone—
06.01.19Schwarz-Christoffel formulanone—
06.01.20Picard's little theoremnone—
06.01.21Picard's great theoremnone—
06.01.22Phragmen-Lindelof principlenone—
06.01.23Schwarz reflection principlenone—
06.01.24Dirichlet problem on the disc + Perron's methodnone—
06.01.25Weierstrass p-functionnone—
06.01.26Modular function and j-invariantnone—
06.01.27Power series and Laurent seriesnone—
06.01.28Index / winding number of a closed curvenone—
06.01.29Schottky's and Bloch's theoremsnone—
06.01.30Riemann-Hurwitz for plane meromorphic / sphere mapsnone—
06.01.31Jacobi theta functions and the triple productnone—
06.01.E1Complex analysis exercise pack I (Ahlfors Ch. 1-4 supplement)none—
06.01.E2Complex analysis exercise pack II (Ahlfors Ch. 5-8 supplement)none—
06.02.01Branch point and ramificationpartialCodex.RiemannSurfaces.BranchPoints.BranchPointRamification
06.02.02Branched coverings of Riemann surfacesnone—
06.02.03Riemann's existence theorem for algebraic curvesnone—
06.03.01Riemann surfacepartialCodex.RiemannSurfaces.Surfaces.RiemannSurface
06.03.02Genus of a Riemann surfacepartialCodex.RiemannSurfaces.Surfaces.GenusRiemannSurface
06.03.03Uniformization theorempartialCodex.RiemannSurfaces.Surfaces.UniformizationTheorem
06.03.04Uniformization via constant-curvature conformal metrics and Ricci flow on surfacesnone—
06.03.05The prescribed-Gaussian-curvature equation on a surface (Kazdan-Warner)none—
06.04.01Riemann-Roch theorem for compact Riemann surfacespartialCodex.RiemannSurfaces.RiemannRoch.CompactSurface
06.04.02Čech cohomology of holomorphic line bundlesnone—
06.04.03Hodge decomposition on a compact Riemann surfacenone—
06.04.04Serre duality on a curvenone—
06.04.05Hilbert-space PDE for none—
06.04.07Survey of sheaf cohomology on Riemann surfacesnone—
06.05.01Divisor on a Riemann surfacepartialCodex.RiemannSurfaces.DivisorsBundles.DivisorRiemannSurface
06.05.02Holomorphic line bundle on a Riemann surfacepartialCodex.RiemannSurfaces.DivisorsBundles.HolomorphicLineBundle
06.05.03Riemann-Hurwitz formulapartialCodex.RiemannSurfaces.DivisorsBundles.RiemannHurwitzFormula
06.06.01Holomorphic 1-form / abelian differentialpartialCodex.RiemannSurfaces.Jacobians.HolomorphicOneForm
06.06.02Period matrixpartialCodex.RiemannSurfaces.Jacobians.PeriodMatrix
06.06.03Jacobian varietypartialCodex.RiemannSurfaces.Jacobians.JacobianVariety
06.06.04Abel-Jacobi mappartialCodex.RiemannSurfaces.Jacobians.AbelJacobiMap
06.06.05Theta functionpartialCodex.RiemannSurfaces.Jacobians.ThetaFunction
06.06.06Jacobi inversion theoremnone—
06.06.07Riemann's bilinear relationsnone—
06.06.08Schottky problemnone—
06.06.09Weierstrass points and gap sequencesnone—
06.07.01Holomorphic functions of several variablespartialCodex.RiemannSurfaces.SeveralVariables.HolomorphicSeveralVariables
06.07.02Hartogs phenomenonpartialCodex.RiemannSurfaces.SeveralVariables.HartogsPhenomenon
06.08.01Gauss-Manin connectionnone—
06.08.02Variation of Hodge structure on the Jacobiannone—
06.08.03Moduli of Riemann surfacesnone—
06.09.01Stein Riemann surfacesnone—
06.09.02Cartan's Theorems A and B for Stein Riemann surfacesnone—
06.09.03Behnke-Stein theoremnone—
06.09.04Cousin I (additive)none—
06.09.05Cousin II (multiplicative)none—
06.09.06Mittag-Leffler on RSnone—
06.09.07Runge approximation on RSnone—
06.09.08Survey: Cartan-Serre Stein theory in higher dimnone—
06.10.01Domains of holomorphy and holomorphic convexitynone—
06.10.02Plurisubharmonic functionsnone—
06.10.03Pseudoconvexity and the Levi formnone—
06.10.04The ∂̄-equation and Hörmander's L² estimatesnone—
06.10.05Solution of the Levi problemnone—
06.10.06Bochner-Martinelli kernel and formulanone—
06.10.07Cauchy-Fantappiè and Henkin-Ramirez kernelsnone—
06.10.08Bergman kernel and Bergman metricnone—
06.10.09Szegő kernel and Fefferman boundary asymptoticsnone—
06.10.10The ∂̄-Neumann problem and subelliptic estimatesnone—
06.10.11Cousin I/II and the Levi problem in none—
06.10.12Invariant metrics: Carathéodory, Kobayashi, Bergmannone—
06.10.13Automorphism groups and the Fefferman mapping theoremnone—
06.10.14Weierstrass preparation and divisionnone—
06.10.15Tangential CR complex, ∂̄_b, and the Lewy examplenone—
06.10.16Wong-Rosay theorem and boundary rigiditynone—
06.10.17Local analytic Nullstellensatz and the ideal–germ correspondencenone—
06.10.18Analytic sets: local parametrisation, dimension, and irreducible componentsnone—
06.10.19The local ring of an analytic set; regular points, singular locus, Remmert–Steinnone—
06.10.20Coherent analytic sheaves and Oka's coherence theoremnone—
06.10.21Cartan Theorems A and B in (with proof)none—
06.10.22Complex spaces and coherence on themnone—
06.10.E1Several complex variables exercise pack (Krantz supplement)none—
06.11.01Ideal boundary and exhaustions of an open Riemann surfacenone—
06.11.02Hilbert space of differentials; orthogonal decomposition on an open surfacenone—
06.11.03Green's function on a Riemann surface and the type problem (parabolic vs. hyperbolic)none—
06.11.04Null-classes O_G, O_HB, O_HD, O_AD and the classification of open surfacesnone—
06.11.05Capacity and harmonic measure of the ideal boundarynone—
06.11.06Extremal length and the modulus of curve familiesnone—

Representation theory

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idtitlestatusmodule
07.01.01Group representationpartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.Foundations.GroupRepresentation
07.01.02Schur's lemmapartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.Foundations.SchurLemma
07.01.03Character of a representationpartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.Foundations.Character
07.01.04Character orthogonalitypartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.Foundations.CharacterOrthogonality
07.01.05Regular representationpartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.Foundations.RegularRepresentation
07.01.06Tensor product of representationspartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.Foundations.TensorProduct
07.01.07Induced representationpartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.Foundations.InducedRepresentation
07.01.08Frobenius reciprocitypartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.Foundations.FrobeniusReciprocity
07.01.09Non-abelian Fourier transform on a finite groupnone—
07.01.10Artin's induction theoremnone—
07.01.11Brauer's induction theoremnone—
07.01.12Frobenius-Schur indicatornone—
07.01.13The irreducible representations of GL₂(𝔽_q)none—
07.02.01Maschke's theorempartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.Character.Maschke
07.02.02The Fong-Swan theoremnone—
07.02.03Grothendieck groups and the cde-trianglenone—
07.02.04Brauer characternone—
07.02.06Block theory of kGnone—
07.02.E1Finite-group representation exercise pack (Serre Linear Representations supplement)none—
07.03.01Highest weight representationpartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.HighestWeight.HighestWeight
07.04.01Cartan-Weyl classificationpartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.Classification.CartanWeyl
07.04.02Compact real form of a complex semisimple Lie algebranone—
07.04.03Cartan involutionnone—
07.04.05Real forms of a complex semisimple Lie algebranone—
07.04.06Orthogonal symmetric Lie algebranone—
07.04.07Riemannian symmetric spacenone—
07.04.08Restricted root systemnone—
07.04.09Iwasawa decomposition G=KANnone—
07.04.10Bruhat decompositionnone—
07.04.11Invariant differential operators on G/K and the Harish-Chandra isomorphismnone—
07.04.12Spherical function on G/Knone—
07.04.13Classification tables of irreducible Riemannian symmetric spaces (Cartan's list)none—
07.04.14Hermitian symmetric spacenone—
07.05.01Symmetric group representationpartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.Symmetric.SymmetricGroupRepresentation
07.05.02Young diagram and tableaupartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.Symmetric.YoungDiagram
07.05.03Specht modulepartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.Symmetric.SpechtModule
07.05.04Schur-Weyl dualitynone—
07.05.05Random walk on a finite group; Upper Bound Lemmanone—
07.05.06Association schemes, the Bose-Mesner algebra, and Krawtchouk/Hahn polynomialsnone—
07.05.07Riffle shuffle and the 7-shuffle theoremnone—
07.05.08Cutoff phenomenonnone—
07.05.09Strong stationary time; coupling argumentnone—
07.05.10Murnaghan-Nakayama rulenone—
07.05.11Spectral analysis of permutation-valued datanone—
07.05.12Metrics on S_nnone—
07.05.13Models for partially ranked data on S_n/S_{n-k}none—
07.05.14De Finetti / exchangeability and the symmetric groupnone—
07.05.15The Bernoulli-Laplace and Ehrenfest urn diffusion modelsnone—
07.05.16Wreath products and the representations of the hyperoctahedral groupnone—
07.05.E1Lie-group and Lie-algebra representation exercise pack (Fulton-Harris supplement)none—
07.06.01Lie algebra representationpartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.LieAlgebraic.LieAlgebraRepresentation
07.06.02Universal enveloping algebrapartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.LieAlgebraic.UniversalEnvelopingAlgebra
07.06.03Root systempartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.LieAlgebraic.RootSystem
07.06.04Weyl grouppartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.LieAlgebraic.WeylGroup
07.06.05Dynkin diagrampartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.LieAlgebraic.DynkinDiagram
07.06.06Verma modulepartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.LieAlgebraic.VermaModule
07.06.07Weyl character formulapartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.LieAlgebraic.WeylCharacterFormula
07.06.08Weyl dimension formulapartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.LieAlgebraic.WeylDimensionFormula
07.06.09Borel-Weil theorempartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.LieAlgebraic.BorelWeilTheorem
07.06.10Casimir elementnone—
07.06.11Representations of none—
07.06.12Representations of none—
07.06.13Free Lie algebras, the Hall basis, and Magnus's theoremnone—
07.06.14Engel's theorem + Lie's theoremnone—
07.06.15The Campbell–Baker–Hausdorff formulanone—
07.06.16Cartan's criterion for solvability and semisimplicitynone—
07.06.17Cartan subalgebranone—
07.06.18Root-space decompositionnone—
07.06.19Cartan matrixnone—
07.06.20Serre relations and Serre's theoremnone—
07.06.21The Killing form and the trace formnone—
07.06.22Weyl complete-reducibility theoremnone—
07.06.23Lie algebra cohomology and Whitehead's lemmasnone—
07.06.24The Hochschild-Serre spectral sequence for a Lie-algebra idealnone—
07.06.25Weyl construction of the classical-group irreduciblesnone—
07.06.26 via the octonionsnone—
07.06.27Lie superalgebras: the graded bracket, the super-Jacobi identity, and basic classificationnone—
07.06.28Supermanifolds as ringed spaces, the functor of points, and super Lie groupsnone—
07.06.29Composition algebras and the octonionsnone—
07.06.E2Lie algebra structure exercise pack (Serre Lie Algebras and Lie Groups supplement)none—
07.07.01Compact Lie group representationpartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.CompactLie.CompactLieGroupRepresentation
07.07.02Peter-Weyl theorempartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.CompactLie.PeterWeylTheorem
07.07.03Haar measurepartialCodex.RepresentationTheory.CompactLie.HaarMeasure
07.07.04Weyl integration formulanone—
07.07.05Representations of SU(2) and SO(3): the double cover, spin, and projective representationsnone—
07.07.06Wigner's classification of the unitary irreducible representations of the Poincaré groupnone—
07.07.07Mackey theory of induced representations and systems of imprimitivitynone—
07.07.08Crystallographic point groups, space groups, and the crystallographic restriction theoremnone—
07.07.09Representations of the Lorentz group: , the reps, and Wigner's theoremnone—
07.07.10The unitary dual of : principal, discrete, and complementary seriesnone—
07.08.01Representations of finite groups — Maschke, characters, and orthogonalitynone—

Logic

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49.01.01Propositional logic and truth tablesnone—
49.02.01Predicate logic and quantifiersnone—
49.03.01Informal fallacies and argument analysisnone—
49.04.01Deductive reasoning and syllogismsnone—
49.05.01Inductive reasoning, analogy, and causationnone—
49.06.01Decision theory and Bayesian reasoningnone—
49.07.01Cognitive biases and rationalitynone—
49.08.01Critical thinking in media, science, and everyday lifenone—

Mathematical logic

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42.01.01Propositional Logic as a Formal Systemnone—
42.01.02The Compactness Theorem for Propositional Logicnone—
42.01.03First-Order Languages: Syntax and Unique Readabilitynone—
42.01.04Structures and Tarski's Definition of Truthnone—
42.01.05A Deductive Calculus for First-Order Logic and Soundnessnone—
42.01.06Gödel's Completeness Theorem and the Henkin Constructionnone—
42.01.07Compactness and the Löwenheim-Skolem Theorems for First-Order Logicnone—
42.01.08Representability of Recursive Functions in Arithmeticnone—
42.01.09Gödel Numbering, the Fixed-Point Lemma, and the Incompleteness Theoremsnone—
42.01.10The Entscheidungsproblem, Church's Theorem, and Decidable Theoriesnone—
42.02.01Structures, Embeddings, and Elementary Equivalencenone—
42.02.02The Compactness Theorem and the Method of Diagramsnone—
42.02.03Types and the Omitting Types Theoremnone—
42.02.04Saturation, Homogeneity, and Monster Modelsnone—
42.02.05Quantifier Elimination and Model-Completenessnone—
42.02.06Categoricity: Ryll-Nardzewski, Morley, and Baldwin-Lachlannone—
42.02.07Strongly Minimal Sets, Morley Rank, and Stabilitynone—
42.02.08O-Minimality and the Cell Decomposition Theoremnone—
42.02.09Indiscernibles and Ehrenfeucht-Mostowski Modelsnone—
42.03.01The ZFC Axioms and the Cumulative Hierarchynone—
42.03.02Ordinals, Transfinite Induction, and Recursionnone—
42.03.03Cardinals and the Arithmetic of the Infinitenone—
42.03.04Cofinality, Cardinal Exponentiation, and the Singular Cardinals Hypothesisnone—
42.03.05The Axiom of Choice and Its Equivalentsnone—
42.03.06The Constructible Universe L and the Consistency of GCHnone—
42.03.07Forcing I: Posets, Generic Filters, Names, and the Fundamental Theoremnone—
42.03.08Forcing II: Cohen and the Independence of the Continuum Hypothesisnone—
42.03.09Martin's Axiom, Iterated Forcing, and Large Cardinalsnone—
42.03.10Club Sets, Stationary Sets, and Fodor's Lemmanone—
42.04.01Models of Computation and the Church-Turing Thesisnone—
42.04.02The Halting Problem, Undecidability, and the Recursion Theoremnone—
42.04.03Computably Enumerable Sets: Creative and Simple Setsnone—
42.04.04Turing Reducibility, Oracles, and the Jumpnone—
42.04.05The Arithmetical Hierarchy and Post's Theoremnone—
42.04.06The Turing Degrees and the Priority Methodnone—
42.04.07Unsolvable Problems: the Word Problem and Hilbert's Tenthnone—
42.04.08Kolmogorov Complexity and Algorithmic Randomnessnone—
42.05.01Sequent Calculus, Cut-Elimination, and the Consistency of Arithmeticnone—
42.05.02Proof theory — cut-elimination, Gentzen, and ordinal analysisnone—

Category theory

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41.01.01Categories, Functors, and the Duality Principlenone—
41.01.02Natural Transformations, Functor Categories, and Equivalence of Categoriesnone—
41.02.01Limits and Colimits as Universal Conesnone—
41.02.02Constructing Limits: Products, Equalizers, Preservation, and Filtered Colimitsnone—
41.02.03Limits — creation, preservation, completeness, and presentabilitynone—
41.03.01Adjunctions: Hom-Set and Unit-Counit Definitionsnone—
41.03.02RAPL, Reflective Subcategories, and the Adjoint Functor Theoremsnone—
41.03.03Adjunctions — the unit-counit calculus and the adjoint functor theoremsnone—
41.04.01Representable Functors and Universal Elementsnone—
41.04.02The Yoneda Lemma, the Yoneda Embedding, and Densitynone—
41.04.03Yoneda, representability, and density — the depthnone—
41.05.01Monads, Eilenberg-Moore Algebras, and the Kleisli Categorynone—
41.05.02Beck's Monadicity Theorem and Lawvere Theoriesnone—
41.06.01Ends, Coends, and the Calculus of (Co)endsnone—
41.06.02Kan Extensions: All Concepts Are Kan Extensionsnone—
41.07.01Monoidal Categories and Mac Lane's Coherence Theoremnone—
41.07.02Braided, Symmetric, and Ribbon Monoidal Categoriesnone—

Statistics

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26.01.01Descriptive statistics: central tendency and variabilitynone—
26.02.01Probability theory: rules and distributionsnone—
26.03.01Random variables and expected valuenone—
26.04.01Sampling distributions and the Central Limit Theoremnone—
26.05.01Hypothesis testing, p-values, and confidence intervalsnone—
26.06.01Correlation and regression analysisnone—
26.07.01Bayesian statistics: prior and posteriornone—
26.08.01Nonparametric methods and resamplingnone—
26.09.01Experimental design and ANOVAnone—
26.10.01Statistical literacy, misuse, and data ethicsnone—

Numerical analysis & PDE

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24.01.00Numerical-PDE chapter README and notation crosswalknone—
24.01.01Sobolev spaces and none—
24.01.02Sobolev spaces of differential forms none—
24.01.03Weak / variational formulation of elliptic PDEnone—
24.01.04Babuška-Brezzi (inf-sup) condition for saddle-point problemsnone—
24.02.01Classical conforming FEM — Galerkin, Céa, Bramble-Hilbertnone—
24.02.02Mixed FEM for the Poisson equation (Raviart-Thomas)none—
24.03.01Whitney forms none—
24.03.02Nédélec first-kind edge elements and none—
24.03.03Polynomial differential form spaces and none—
24.03.04Discrete de Rham complex and the FEEC subcomplex axiomnone—
24.03.05Bounded cochain projection and the commuting diagramnone—
24.03.06FEEC convergence theorem (Arnold-Falk-Winther)none—
24.03.07Abstract Hilbert complexes, the abstract Hodge decomposition, and abstract Galerkin stabilitynone—
24.04.01Mixed FEM for the Hodge Laplaciannone—
24.04.02Maxwell equations and FEEC edge elementsnone—
24.04.03Linearised elasticity via AFW symmetric-tensor mixed elementsnone—
24.04.04Smooth FEEC pointer (Falk-Neilan)none—
24.04.05Isogeometric exterior calculus pointernone—
24.04.06Virtual element exterior calculus pointernone—
24.04.07Eigenvalue approximation and discrete compactness in FEECnone—
24.04.E1Finite element exterior calculus exercise pack (Arnold-Falk-Winther supplement)none—

Dynamical systems & ergodic theory

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38.01.01Dynamical Systems, Orbits, and Limit Setsnone—
38.01.02Minimality and Recurrencenone—
38.01.03Topological Transitivity, Topological Mixing, and Devaney Chaosnone—
38.01.04Circle Rotations and Unique Ergodicitynone—
38.01.05The Poincaré Rotation Number and Denjoy's Theoremnone—
38.02.01Shift Spaces and Subshiftsnone—
38.02.02Shifts of Finite Type, Transition Matrices, and Codingnone—
38.02.03Perron-Frobenius Theory, SFT Growth Rate, and Subshift Entropynone—
38.03.01Hyperbolic Sets, Anosov and Axiom-A Systems, and the Smale Spectral Decompositionnone—
38.03.02The Smale Horseshoe and the Smale-Birkhoff Homoclinic Theoremnone—
38.03.03The Hadamard-Perron Stable and Unstable Manifold Theoremnone—
38.03.04Shadowing and Structural Stabilitynone—
38.04.01Measure-Preserving Systems, Poincaré Recurrence, and the Kac Formulanone—
38.04.02Ergodicity, Unique Ergodicity, and Equidistributionnone—
38.05.01The Mixing Hierarchy: Mixing, Weak Mixing, and Ergodicitynone—
38.05.02Spectral Theory of Dynamical Systems and the Halmos-von Neumann Theoremnone—
38.06.01Topological Entropynone—
38.06.02Kolmogorov-Sinai Entropy and the Generator Theoremnone—
38.06.03The Shannon-McMillan-Breiman Theoremnone—
38.06.04Topological Pressure, the Variational Principle, and Equilibrium Statesnone—
38.07.01The Oseledets Multiplicative Ergodic Theorem and Lyapunov Exponentsnone—
38.07.02Pesin Theory and the Entropy Formulanone—
38.07.03The Hopf Argument for Ergodicity of Geodesic and Anosov Flowsnone—
38.07.04The Livšic Cohomological Rigidity Theoremnone—

Operator algebras & NCG

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39.01.01C*-Algebras: Axioms, Spectrum, and the Continuous Functional Calculusnone—
39.01.02Commutative C*-Algebras and Gelfand Dualitynone—
39.01.03States, the GNS Construction, and the Gelfand-Naimark Representation Theoremnone—
39.01.04The Toeplitz Algebra, Cuntz Algebras, and Extensionsnone—
39.02.01AF Algebras, Bratteli Diagrams, and the Irrational Rotation Algebranone—
39.02.02Operator K-Theory: K_0 and K_1 of C*-Algebrasnone—
39.02.03The Six-Term Exact Sequence, Bott Periodicity, and AF Classificationnone—
39.03.01Von Neumann Algebras and the Bicommutant Theoremnone—
39.03.02The Predual, Normal States, and the σ-Weak Topologynone—
39.03.03The Kaplansky Density Theoremnone—
39.03.04Comparison of Projections and the Murray-von Neumann Type Classificationnone—
39.03.05Traces, Continuous Dimension, and the II_1 Factornone—
39.04.01Cyclic and Separating Vectors and the Standard Formnone—
39.04.02Tomita's Theorem: the Modular Operator and Modular Conjugationnone—
39.04.03The Modular Automorphism Group and the KMS Conditionnone—
39.04.04The Connes Classification of Type III Factorsnone—
39.05.01Completely Positive Maps and the Stinespring Dilation Theoremnone—
39.05.02Operator Systems, Arveson's Extension Theorem, and the Choi-Effros Theoremnone—
39.05.03Tensor Products of C*-Algebras: the Minimal and Maximal Normsnone—
39.05.04Nuclear C*-Algebras and the Completely Positive Approximation Propertynone—
39.05.05Exact C*-Algebras and Nuclear Embeddabilitynone—
39.05.06Amenable Groups: Invariant Means, the Følner Condition, and Paradoxical Decompositionsnone—
39.05.07Group C*-Algebras: Amenability and Nuclearitynone—
39.05.08Quasidiagonalitynone—
39.05.09Group Approximation Properties and the Connes Embedding Problemnone—
39.05.10Exact Groups, Amenable Actions, and Property Anone—
39.06.01Spectral Triples and the Reconstruction Theoremnone—
39.06.02The Connes Distance Formulanone—
39.06.03Fredholm Modules and the K-Theory/K-Homology Index Pairingnone—
39.06.04The Noncommutative Torus and Its Geometrynone—
39.06.05The Dixmier Trace and the Noncommutative Integralnone—
39.06.06The Connes-Moscovici Local Index Formulanone—
39.07.01Cyclic Cohomology and the Pairing with K-Theorynone—
39.07.02The Chern Character in K-Homologynone—

Combinatorics & graph theory

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40.01.01Basic Counting and the Twelvefold Waynone—
40.01.02Inclusion-Exclusion and the Sievenone—
40.01.03Generating Functions: Ordinary, Exponential, and the Exponential Formulanone—
40.01.04Rational Generating Functions, the Transfer-Matrix Method, and P-Partitionsnone—
40.01.05Permutation Statistics: Descents, the Major Index, and Eulerian Polynomialsnone—
40.01.06q-Analogues, Gaussian Binomial Coefficients, and the Combinatorics of Partitionsnone—
40.01.07Trees, Cayley's Formula, the Matrix-Tree Theorem, and Lagrange Inversionnone—
40.02.01Posets, Lattices, and Birkhoff's Representation Theoremnone—
40.02.02The Incidence Algebra, the Möbius Function of a Poset, and Möbius Inversionnone—
40.02.03Eulerian Posets, Face Lattices, and the Characteristic Polynomialnone—
40.03.01The Ring of Symmetric Functions and Its Basesnone—
40.03.02Schur Functions: the Combinatorial Definition and the Jacobi-Trudi Determinantnone—
40.03.03The Cauchy Identity, Dual Bases, and the Hall Inner Productnone—
40.03.04The Robinson-Schensted-Knuth Correspondencenone—
40.03.05The Littlewood-Richardson Rule, Skew Schur Functions, and Jeu de Taquinnone—
40.03.06The Frobenius Characteristic Map and the Symmetric-Function Dictionarynone—
40.03.07Plane Partitions and the MacMahon Box Formulanone—
40.03.08Quasisymmetric Functions and Gessel's Fundamental Basisnone—
40.04.01Graphs, Basic Invariants, and the Foundational Lemmasnone—
40.04.02Matchings I: König's Theorem and Hall's Marriage Theoremnone—
40.04.03Matchings II: Tutte's 1-Factor Theorem and the Tutte-Berge Formulanone—
40.04.04Connectivity and Menger's Theoremnone—
40.04.05Planar Graphs: Euler's Formula, Kuratowski's and Wagner's Theoremsnone—
40.04.06Vertex Colouring: Brooks' Theorem and the Chromatic Polynomialnone—
40.04.07Edge Colouring and List Colouring: Vizing's Theorem and Choosabilitynone—
40.04.08Map Colouring: the Five-Colour Theorem and the Four-Colour Theoremnone—
40.04.09Network Flows: Max-Flow Min-Cut and Nowhere-Zero Flowsnone—
40.04.10Graph Minors and the Robertson-Seymour Theoremnone—
40.04.11Hamilton Cycles: Dirac, Ore, and Chvátal-Erdősnone—
40.05.01Extremal Graph Theory: Turán's Theorem and Erdős-Stone-Simonovitsnone—
40.05.02Bipartite Extremal Problems: the Kővári-Sós-Turán Theoremnone—
40.05.03The Szemerédi Regularity Lemma and the Triangle Removal Lemmanone—
40.05.04Ramsey's Theorem and Ramsey Numbersnone—
40.06.01Balanced Incomplete Block Designs and Fisher's Inequalitynone—
40.06.02Symmetric Designs and the Bruck-Ryser-Chowla Theoremnone—
40.06.03Finite Projective and Affine Planes, MOLS, and the 36-Officers Problemnone—
40.06.04Steiner Systems and the Existence of Steiner Triple Systemsnone—
40.06.05Hadamard Matrices and the Paley Constructionnone—
40.06.06Linear Codes and the Hamming, Singleton, and Gilbert-Varshamov Boundsnone—
40.06.07Perfect Codes: the Hamming and Golay Codesnone—
40.06.08Cyclic Codes: BCH, Reed-Solomon, Reed-Muller, and Assmus-Mattsonnone—
40.06.09Strongly Regular Graphs and the Design-Graph Dictionarynone—
40.06.10Pólya-Redfield Enumeration and the Cycle Indexnone—
40.07.01The Probabilistic Method: First-Moment and Counting Argumentsnone—
40.07.02Linearity of Expectation and the Deletion Methodnone—
40.07.03The Second-Moment Method and Thresholds for Random Graphsnone—
40.07.04The Lovász Local Lemma and the Moser-Tardos Algorithmnone—
40.07.05Concentration for Combinatorial Functionals: Azuma and the Bounded-Differences Methodnone—
40.07.06The Entropy Method and Shearer's Lemmanone—
40.07.07Correlation Inequalities: FKG, Harris, and the Janson Inequalitiesnone—
40.07.08Combinatorial Discrepancy: Spencer's Theorem and the Beck-Fiala Boundnone—
40.07.09The Rödl Nibble and the Semi-Random Methodnone—
40.08.01The Symbolic Method for Unlabelled Structuresnone—
40.08.02The Symbolic Method for Labelled Structuresnone—
40.08.03Meromorphic Coefficient Asymptoticsnone—
40.08.04Singularity Analysis and the Transfer Theoremsnone—
40.08.05Asymptotics of Tree Families and Simple Varieties of Treesnone—
40.08.06The Saddle-Point Method for Asymptotic Enumerationnone—
40.08.07Limit Laws and the Quasi-Powers Theoremnone—

Numerical analysis & scientific computing

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43.01.01Floating-point arithmetic and the IEEE modelnone—
43.01.02Conditioning and condition numbers of problemsnone—
43.01.03Backward stability and backward-error analysis of algorithmsnone—
43.02.01The Bisection Method and the Scalar Root-Finding Problemnone—
43.02.02Fixed-Point Iteration, Contraction Convergence, and Order of Convergencenone—
43.02.03Newton's Method and the Secant Method: Superlinear and Quadratic Convergencenone—
43.03.01Gaussian elimination, LU factorization, and its stabilitynone—
43.03.02Cholesky factorization and the symmetric positive-definite solvenone—
43.03.03Perturbation theory and a posteriori error for linear systemsnone—
43.03.08Symmetric-indefinite factorisation: the Bunch-Kaufman LDLᵀ algorithmnone—
43.04.01Least squares: normal equations vs QR vs SVD conditioningnone—
43.04.08Updating and downdating matrix factorisationsnone—
43.05.08Total least squares and the generalised SVDnone—
43.05.09Randomized SVD and sketchingnone—
43.06.01Power iteration, inverse iteration, and Rayleigh quotient iterationnone—
43.06.02Reduction to Hessenberg/tridiagonal formnone—
43.06.03The QR algorithm for eigenvalues, with shiftsnone—
43.06.04Bauer-Fike and the conditioning of eigenvaluesnone—
43.06.10The generalised eigenvalue problem Ax=λBx and the QZ algorithmnone—
43.06.11Computing matrix functions: the matrix exponentialnone—
43.06.12Sylvester and Lyapunov matrix equations: the Bartels-Stewart algorithmnone—
43.07.01Stationary iterative methods: Jacobi, Gauss-Seidel, SORnone—
43.07.02Arnoldi and Lanczos iterationsnone—
43.07.03GMRESnone—
43.07.04The conjugate gradient methodnone—
43.07.05Preconditioningnone—
43.08.01Polynomial interpolation: existence, uniqueness, and the Lagrange formnone—
43.08.02Interpolation error and the Runge phenomenonnone—
43.08.03Hermite interpolation and piecewise / cubic spline interpolationnone—
43.08.04Best uniform approximation, minimax, and Chebyshev polynomialsnone—
43.08.05Least-squares approximation and orthogonal polynomialsnone—
43.09.01Newton-Cotes rules and their error via the Peano kernelnone—
43.09.02Composite rules, Euler-Maclaurin, and Romberg / adaptive quadraturenone—
43.09.03Gauss quadrature via orthogonal polynomialsnone—
43.10.01One-step methods: Euler, trapezoidal, Runge-Kutta; consistency and ordernone—
43.10.02Linear multistep methods: Adams and BDF families, order via the characteristic polynomialsnone—
43.10.03Zero-stability, the root condition, and the Dahlquist equivalence theoremnone—
43.10.04Absolute stability, stability regions, and the linear test equationnone—
43.10.05Stiff equations, A-stability, and the Dahlquist second barriernone—
43.10.06Finite-difference methods for two-point boundary-value problemsnone—
43.11.01Finite differences for the elliptic BVP: the 5-point Laplacian and its convergencenone—
43.11.02The method of lines and stability for parabolic problemsnone—
43.11.03Von Neumann stability analysis and the CFL conditionnone—
43.11.04Hyperbolic finite differences: upwind, Lax-Friedrichs, Lax-Wendroff; numerical diffusion and dispersionnone—
43.11.05The Lax-Richtmyer equivalence theorem for finite-difference schemesnone—

Optimization & control

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44.01.01Convex Sets, Convex Functions, and Convexity-Preserving Operationsnone—
44.01.02Carathéodory's Theorem and the Relative Interior of Convex Setsnone—
44.01.03Recession Cones and Polyhedral Convexity (Minkowski-Weyl)none—
44.01.04Quasiconvex Optimization and the Bisection Methodnone—
44.01.05Multicriteria and Vector Optimization: Pareto Optimality and Scalarizationnone—
44.02.01Lagrangian Duality, Weak and Strong Duality, and Slater's Conditionnone—
44.02.02Karush-Kuhn-Tucker Conditions: Constraint Qualifications and Second-Order Conditionsnone—
44.02.03Fenchel Duality and the Conjugate as a Modeling Toolnone—
44.02.04Farkas' Lemma and the Theorems of the Alternativenone—
44.02.05Subdifferential Calculus: Sum Rule, Chain Rule, and Danskin's Theoremnone—
44.03.01Line-Search Methods: Wolfe Conditions and Global Convergencenone—
44.03.02Trust-Region Methods: The Cauchy Point and Dogleg Stepnone—
44.03.03Newton's Method for Optimization: Unconstrained and Equality-Constrainednone—
44.03.04Quasi-Newton Methods: BFGS, DFP, and SR1none—
44.03.05Limited-Memory L-BFGS and Inexact (Truncated) Newton-CGnone—
44.03.06Nonlinear Conjugate Gradient Methods: Fletcher-Reeves and Polak-Ribièrenone—
44.03.07Gauss-Newton and Levenberg-Marquardt for Nonlinear Least Squaresnone—
44.03.08Derivative Computation: Finite Differences and Automatic Differentiationnone—
44.03.09Newton and Quasi-Newton Methods for Nonlinear Systems: Broyden's Methodnone—
44.03.10Derivative-Free Optimization: Nelder-Mead and Model-Based Trust-Region Methodsnone—
44.04.01Active-Set Methods for Quadratic Programmingnone—
44.04.02Penalty and Augmented-Lagrangian Methodsnone—
44.04.03Sequential Quadratic Programmingnone—
44.04.04Interior-Point Methods for Nonlinear Programmingnone—
44.05.01Conic Optimization: Linear, Second-Order Cone, and Semidefinite Programsnone—
44.05.02Linear-Programming Duality and the Simplex Methodnone—
44.05.03Geometric Programmingnone—
44.05.04Interior-Point Methods: The Barrier Method, Central Path, and Primal-Dual Algorithmsnone—
44.06.01Subgradient Methods for Nonsmooth Convex Optimizationnone—
44.06.02The Proximal Operator, Moreau Envelope, and Proximal-Gradient Methodnone—
44.06.03Accelerated Gradient Methods: Nesterov Acceleration and FISTAnone—
44.06.04Operator Splitting: ADMM and Douglas-Rachfordnone—
44.06.05Stochastic Gradient and Mirror Descentnone—
44.06.06The Frank-Wolfe (Conditional Gradient) Methodnone—
44.06.07Coordinate Descent and Block-Coordinate Methodsnone—
44.06.08Nesterov Smoothing of Structured Nonsmooth Functionsnone—
44.06.09The Chambolle-Pock Primal-Dual Hybrid Gradient Methodnone—
44.07.01Pontryagin's Maximum Principle for Constrained Optimal Controlnone—
44.07.02The Linear-Quadratic Regulator: Differential and Algebraic Riccati Equationsnone—
44.07.03Bang-Bang and Minimum-Time Optimal Controlnone—
44.07.04The Hamilton-Jacobi-Bellman Equation and the Verification Theoremnone—
44.08.01Finite-Horizon Dynamic Programming and the Principle of Optimalitynone—
44.08.02Infinite-Horizon Discounted Dynamic Programming: Bellman Contraction, Value and Policy Iterationnone—
44.08.03Markov Decision Processes and Stochastic Dynamic Programmingnone—
44.08.04Imperfect State Information and Partially Observed Markov Decision Processesnone—
44.08.05The Kalman Filter, Linear-Quadratic-Gaussian Control, and the Separation Principlenone—
44.08.06Stochastic Shortest Path and Total-Cost Dynamic Programmingnone—

Mathematical statistics & learning theory

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45.01.01Statistical Decision Theory: Loss, Risk, Admissibility, Minimax, and Bayes Rulesnone—
45.01.02Sufficiency, the Factorization Theorem, and Exponential Familiesnone—
45.01.03Ancillarity, Completeness, and Basu's Theoremnone—
45.01.04Point Estimation: The Method of Moments and Maximum Likelihoodnone—
45.01.05Fisher Information and the Cramér-Rao Lower Boundnone—
45.01.06Rao-Blackwell and Lehmann-Scheffé: UMVU Estimationnone—
45.01.07Equivariance and the Pitman Best-Equivariant Estimatornone—
45.02.01The Neyman-Pearson Lemma and Most-Powerful Testsnone—
45.02.02Monotone Likelihood Ratio and Uniformly Most Powerful Testsnone—
45.02.03Likelihood-Ratio, Wald, and Score Testsnone—
45.02.04Confidence Sets, Pivotal Quantities, and Test-Interval Dualitynone—
45.02.05Multiple Testing: Familywise Error, the False Discovery Rate, and Benjamini-Hochbergnone—
45.03.01Bayes Estimation Under Loss: Posterior Mean, Median, and Modenone—
45.03.02Conjugate Priors and Exponential-Family Bayesian Inferencenone—
45.03.03Hierarchical and Empirical Bayesnone—
45.03.04The Bernstein-von Mises Theoremnone—
45.03.05Markov Chain Monte Carlo: Metropolis-Hastings and Gibbs Samplingnone—
45.04.01Consistency of Estimators and the Modes of Stochastic Convergence in Statisticsnone—
45.04.02The Delta Method and the Second-Order Delta Methodnone—
45.04.03Asymptotic Normality and Efficiency of the Maximum-Likelihood Estimatornone—
45.04.04M-Estimators and Z-Estimators: The Argmax Theorem and the Master Theoremnone—
45.04.05Asymptotic Relative Efficiencynone—
45.04.06Local Asymptotic Normality and the Local-Experiment Limitnone—
45.04.07Contiguity and Le Cam's Three Lemmasnone—
45.04.08The Convolution Theorem and the Local Asymptotic Minimax Boundnone—
45.04.09Asymptotics of the Likelihood-Ratio, Wald, and Score Tests: The Chi-Squared Trinitynone—
45.04.10Asymptotic Consistency of the Bootstrapnone—
45.04.11Cube-Root Asymptotics and Chernoff's Distributionnone—
45.05.01Bernstein's Inequality and the Sub-Exponential / Bennett Regimenone—
45.05.02The Empirical Distribution and Glivenko-Cantelli Classesnone—
45.05.03Donsker Classes and the Empirical-Process Weak Limitnone—
45.05.04Entropy and VC Conditions for the Donsker Property: Maximal Inequalitiesnone—
45.05.05U-Statistics and Their Asymptoticsnone—
45.05.06The Functional Delta Method and Hadamard Differentiabilitynone—
45.05.07Linear Rank Statistics and Locally Most Powerful Rank Testsnone—
45.05.08Orthogonal-Series and Wavelet Density Estimationnone—
45.05.09Minimax Lower Bounds for Nonparametric Estimation: Le Cam, Fano, and Assouadnone—
45.06.01Linear Model Theory: Gauss-Markov, the Hat Matrix, and BLUEnone—
45.06.02The Bias-Variance Decomposition and the Prediction-Error Trade-offnone—
45.06.03Ridge Regression and Shrinkage Estimationnone—
45.06.04The James-Stein Estimator and Inadmissibility of the MLEnone—
45.06.05Subset Selection and the Curse of Dimensionalitynone—
45.06.06The LASSO: Sparsity, Oracle Inequalities, and the Irrepresentable Conditionnone—
45.06.07Elastic Net and Least Angle Regressionnone—
45.06.08Principal Components Regression and Partial Least Squaresnone—
45.06.09Model Assessment and Selection: Cp, AIC, BIC, Cross-Validation, and the Bootstrapnone—
45.06.10Gaussian Graphical Models and the Graphical LASSOnone—
45.07.01PAC Learning, Empirical Risk Minimization, and the Finite-Class Boundnone—
45.07.02Uniform Convergence, the Bias-Complexity Tradeoff, and the No-Free-Lunch Theoremnone—
45.07.03VC Dimension, the Growth Function, and the Sauer-Shelah Lemmanone—
45.07.04The Fundamental Theorem of Statistical Learningnone—
45.07.05Rademacher Complexity and Generalization Boundsnone—
45.07.06Margin-Based Generalization Bounds and Covering Numbersnone—
45.07.07Algorithmic Stability and Online Learningnone—
45.07.08PAC-Bayes Generalization Boundsnone—
45.07.09Sample Compression Schemes and Compression-Based Generalizationnone—
45.08.01Kernel Methods, Reproducing-Kernel Hilbert Spaces, and the Representer Theoremnone—
45.08.02Support Vector Machines: The Margin, the Dual, and the Kernel Tricknone—
45.08.03Linear and Quadratic Discriminant Analysis and Logistic Regressionnone—
45.08.04Tree-Based Methods: Classification and Regression Trees (CART)none—
45.08.05Bagging and Random Forestsnone—
45.08.06Boosting: AdaBoost and Gradient Boostingnone—
45.08.07The EM Algorithm and Gaussian-Mixture / Latent-Variable Modelsnone—
45.08.08k-Means and Model-Based Clusteringnone—
45.08.09Generalized Additive Models, Smoothing Splines, and Backfittingnone—
45.08.10Neural Networks: The Multilayer Perceptron and Backpropagationnone—
45.08.11k-Nearest-Neighbors and Local Regressionnone—
45.08.12Generalized Linear Modelsnone—

Information & coding theory

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46.01.01Entropy, Joint Entropy, Conditional Entropy, and the Chain Rulenone—
46.01.02Mutual Information, KL Divergence, and Variational Characterizations (Donsker-Varadhan)none—
46.01.03Information Inequalities: Log-Sum Inequality, Subadditivity, and Pinsker's Inequalitynone—
46.01.04Differential Entropy, the Maximum-Entropy Gaussian, and the Entropy-Power Inequalitynone—
46.01.05Entropy Rates of Stationary Processes and the Entropy of Markov Chainsnone—
46.02.01The Asymptotic Equipartition Property (AEP) and Strongly Typical Sequencesnone—
46.02.02Shannon's Source Coding Theorem: Optimal Lossless Rates and the Kraft Inequalitynone—
46.02.03Huffman Codes: Construction, Optimality, and the Redundancy Boundnone—
46.02.04Arithmetic Coding and Lempel-Ziv Universal Source Codingnone—
46.02.05Rate-Distortion Theory: R(D) and Shannon's Lossy Source Coding Theoremnone—
46.02.06The Method of Types and Sanov's Theorem (IT formulation)none—
46.03.01Discrete Memoryless Channels, Mutual Information Maximization, and Channel Capacitynone—
46.03.02Shannon's Noisy Channel Coding Theorem: Achievability via Random Codingnone—
46.03.03Fano's Inequality and the Converse to the Channel Coding Theoremnone—
46.03.04Binary Symmetric Channel and Binary Erasure Channel: Capacity and Sphere-Packingnone—
46.03.05The Gaussian Channel: Capacity, Bandwidth, and Water-Fillingnone—
46.03.06Feedback Does Not Increase Capacitynone—
46.03.07Joint Source-Channel Coding and the Separation Theoremnone—
46.04.01Hypothesis Testing and Stein's Lemma: The KL Divergence as the Error Exponentnone—
46.04.02Chernoff Information and the Symmetric Chernoff Boundnone—
46.04.03The Method of Types: Large Deviations for Empirical Distributions (IT perspective)none—
46.04.04The I-Projection, Pythagorean Identity, and Iterative Proportional Fitting (Blahut-Arimoto)none—
46.05.01Slepian-Wolf Coding: Distributed Lossless Compressionnone—
46.05.02Wyner-Ziv Coding: Rate-Distortion With Side Information at the Decodernone—
46.05.03Gelfand-Pinsker and Costa's Dirty-Paper Codingnone—
46.05.04Common Information: Wyner's and Gacs-Korner Definitionsnone—
46.06.01Multiple-Access Channel: Achievable Rates, Superposition, and the Capacity Regionnone—
46.06.02Broadcast Channel: Degraded Broadcast Capacity and Marton's Inner Boundnone—
46.06.03Relay Channel: Decode-and-Forward, Compress-and-Forward, and the Cut-Set Boundnone—
46.06.04Interference Channel: Han-Kobayashi Bound and Gaussian Interferencenone—
46.07.01Weight Enumerators, the MacWilliams Identity, and the Linear-Programming Boundnone—
46.07.02Algebraic Geometry Codes: The Goppa Construction and the TVZ Boundnone—
46.07.03List Decoding: The Sudan and Guruswami-Sudan Algorithms for Reed-Solomon Codesnone—
46.07.04Expander Codes, LDPC Bipartite Graphs, and Sipser-Spielman Linear-Time Decodingnone—
46.08.01LDPC Codes, Tanner Graphs, Belief Propagation, and Density Evolution Analysisnone—
46.08.02Turbo Codes: Parallel Concatenated Convolutional Codes and Iterative Decodingnone—
46.08.03Polar Codes: Arikan's Channel Polarization Phenomenon and Successive Cancellationnone—
46.08.04Capacity-Achieving Code Families: A Unified View Through Polarization and LDPCnone—
46.09.01Convolutional Codes: Trellis Structure, the Viterbi Algorithm, and Free Distancenone—
46.09.02Gambling, the Kelly Criterion, and the Doubling Rate: Entropy as Growthnone—

Theoretical computer science

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47.01.01Deterministic Finite Automata: States, Transitions, and Accepted Languagesnone—
47.01.02Nondeterministic Finite Automata and the Subset Constructionnone—
47.01.03Regular Expressions and the Kleene-Rabin-Scott Theoremnone—
47.01.04Pumping Lemma for Regular Languages: Proving Non-Regularitynone—
47.01.05Context-Free Grammars, Parse Trees, and Pushdown Automatanone—
47.01.06Pumping Lemma for Context-Free Languages and CYK Parsingnone—
47.02.01Time Complexity, P, NP, and Polynomial-Time Reductionsnone—
47.02.02NP-Completeness and the Cook-Levin Theoremnone—
47.02.03Classic NP-Complete Problems: SAT, 3SAT, Clique, Vertex Cover, and Hamiltonian Cyclenone—
47.02.04Polynomial Hierarchy, Oracle Machines, and Alternating Quantifiersnone—
47.02.05Space Complexity: PSPACE, Savitch's Theorem, and PSPACE-Completenessnone—
47.02.06L, NL, and the Immerman-Szelepcsenyi Theoremnone—
47.02.07#P, Counting, the Permanent, and Toda's Theoremnone—
47.03.01Randomized Complexity: BPP, RP, ZPP, and the Schwartz-Zippel Lemmanone—
47.03.02Circuit Complexity: P/poly and the Karp-Lipton Theoremnone—
47.03.03AC0 and TC0: Parity Lower Bounds, Threshold Gates, and Circuit Separationsnone—
47.03.04Interactive Proofs: IP = PSPACEnone—
47.03.05The PCP Theorem: Probabilistically Checkable Proofs and Hardness of Approximationnone—
47.03.06Hardness of Approximation: Inapproximability of MAX-3SAT and Vertex Covernone—
47.04.01Amortized Analysis: Aggregate, Accounting, and Potential-Function Methodsnone—
47.04.02Self-Balancing Trees: Red-Black Treesnone—
47.04.03Network Flow: Ford-Fulkerson, Augmenting Paths, and the Max-Flow Min-Cut Theoremnone—
47.04.04Bipartite Matching: Hall's Theorem, Augmenting Paths, and the Hungarian Algorithmnone—
47.04.05All-Pairs Shortest Paths: Floyd-Warshall and Johnson's Algorithmnone—
47.04.06Minimum Spanning Trees: Kruskal's and Prim's Algorithmsnone—
47.04.07String Algorithms: KMP, Suffix Arrays, and Aho-Corasicknone—
47.04.08Approximation Algorithms: Vertex Cover, TSP, and Set Covernone—
47.05.01Universal Hashing, Perfect Hashing, and the FKS Constructionnone—
47.05.02Randomized Algorithms: Quicksort, Skip Lists, and Treapsnone—
47.05.03Miller-Rabin Primality Testing and the Solovay-Strassen Testnone—
47.05.04FPRAS for Counting Problems: DNF Counting and the Permanentnone—
47.05.05Derandomization: Pairwise Independence and the Method of Conditional Expectationsnone—
47.06.01One-Way Functions and Pseudorandom Generatorsnone—
47.06.02Public-Key Cryptography: RSA and the Discrete Logarithmnone—
47.06.03Zero-Knowledge Proofs: Interactive Protocols and Proof Systemsnone—
47.06.04Digital Signatures and Collision-Resistant Hash Functionsnone—

Classical mechanics

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09.01.01Kinematics — position, velocity, accelerationnone—
09.01.02Newton's laws of motionnone—
09.01.03Conservation laws — energy, momentum, angular momentumnone—
09.01.04Two-body central-force problem, Kepler orbits, and Rutherford scatteringnone—
09.01.05Newton's Law of Gravitation: Gravitational Field, Potential, and the Shell Theoremnone—
09.01.06Friction, Normal Forces, and Constraints: Holonomic and Non-holonomic Systemsnone—
09.01.07Non-inertial Frames: Centrifugal Force, Coriolis Force, and Foucault's Pendulumnone—
09.01.08Variable-Mass Systems: The Rocket Equation (Tsiolkovsky) and Momentum Transportnone—
09.02.01The action principle and variational calculusnone—
09.02.02Euler-Lagrange equationsnone—
09.02.03Constrained Lagrangian Systems: Lagrange Multipliers and D'Alembert's Principlenone—
09.02.04Small Oscillations: Normal Modes and the Eigenvalue Problem for Coupled Oscillatorsnone—
09.02.05Lagrangian Perturbation Theory: Secular Terms and the Method of Multiple Scalesnone—
09.02.06Field Lagrangians and the Continuum Limit: Elastic Media and the Wave Equation as a Field Theorynone—
09.03.01Noether's theorem — symmetries and conservation lawsnone—
09.03.02Cyclic Coordinates, Ignorable Degrees of Freedom, and Routh's Procedurenone—
09.03.04Discrete Symmetries in Mechanics: Parity, Time-Reversal, and Conservation Lawsnone—
09.03.05Galilean Symmetry Group and the Ten Integrals of Motionnone—
09.04.01Legendre transform — from Lagrangian to Hamiltoniannone—
09.04.02Hamilton's equationsnone—
09.04.03Poisson Brackets: Structure, the Jacobi Identity, and Bracket Algebra of Conserved Quantitiesnone—
09.04.04Liouville's Theorem and the Incompressibility of Phase-Space Flownone—
09.04.05Symplectic Structure, the Symplectic Form, and Darboux's Theoremnone—
09.04.06Hamiltonian Perturbation Theory: Averaging and Adiabatic Invariantsnone—
09.04.08Classical Spin: The SO(3) Poisson Bracket and Euler's Equations for Rigid Body Rotationnone—
09.04.09The Hamilton-Jacobi Equation as the Eikonal Limit: WKB and Geometric Opticsnone—
09.05.01Canonical transformationsnone—
09.05.02Hamilton-Jacobi equationnone—
09.05.03Generating Functions for Canonical Transformations: Four Types (F1, F2, F3, F4)none—
09.05.04Point Transformations and Their Canonical Liftsnone—
09.05.05The Symplectic Group Sp(2n, R) and Its Role in Linear Canonical Transformationsnone—
09.06.01Action-angle variablesnone—
09.06.02The Liouville-Arnold Theorem: Integrability and the Existence of Action-Angle Variablesnone—
09.06.03Completely Integrable Systems: The Toda Lattice and the Kepler Problem Revisitednone—
09.06.04Lax Pairs and the Inverse Scattering Method: Solitons in Classical Mechanicsnone—
09.07.01Continuum Mechanics and Field Theorynone—
09.07.02Elastic Waves in Solids: Longitudinal and Transverse Modes, the Cauchy Stress Tensornone—
09.07.03Ideal Fluid Mechanics: Euler's Equations, Bernoulli's Equation, and Vorticitynone—
09.07.04Viscous Flow: The Navier-Stokes Equations, Reynolds Number, and Laminar-Turbulent Transitionnone—
09.08.01KAM theorem and chaosnone—
09.08.02Phase-Space Structure of Chaos: Poincare Sections, Homoclinic Tangles, and Horseshoe Mapsnone—
09.08.03Lyapunov Exponents: Definition, Computation, and the Chaotic Double Pendulumnone—
09.08.04Period-doubling route to chaos: the logistic map and Feigenbaum universalitynone—
09.08.05Strange attractors: the Lorenz system, fractal dimension, and sensitive dependencenone—

Quantum mechanics

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09.03.03Quantum free particle as a representation of none—
09.04.07Complex structures and quantization; squeezed statesnone—

Electromagnetism & special relativity

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10.01.01Coulomb's law and Gauss's lawnone—
10.01.02Laplace equation and boundary value problemsnone—
10.01.03Conductors, capacitance, and electrostatic energynone—
10.01.04Dielectrics, polarization P, and the electric displacement Dnone—
10.01.05Multipole expansion of the electrostatic potentialnone—
10.02.01Biot-Savart law and Ampere's lawnone—
10.02.02Magnetic vector potential, gauge freedom, and the Coulomb gaugenone—
10.02.03Magnetization, H-field, and magnetic materials: diamagnets, paramagnets, ferromagnetsnone—
10.02.04Boundary conditions at interfaces: normal and tangential components of E, D, B, Hnone—
10.02.05Magnetic scalar potential and the demagnetization factornone—
10.03.01Faraday's law and electromagnetic inductionnone—
10.03.02Faraday's law in integral and differential form: mutual and self-inductance, energy in inductorsnone—
10.03.03Energy and momentum in the electromagnetic field: Poynting vector, Maxwell stress tensor, conservation lawsnone—
10.03.04Displacement current, the continuity equation, and the complete Maxwell equations in matternone—
10.03.05Energy and momentum in the electromagnetic field: the Poynting vector and radiation pressurenone—
10.04.01Maxwell's equations in differential formnone—
10.04.02EM waves and the wave equationnone—
10.04.03Plane waves in matter: dispersion relations, skin depth, and the complex refractive indexnone—
10.04.04Waveguides and transmission lines: TE, TM, TEM modes and the cutoff frequencynone—
10.04.05Cavities and resonant modes: the quality factor Q and normal-mode expansionnone—
10.05.01Special relativity — postulates and Lorentz transformationsnone—
10.05.02Relativistic kinematics and dynamicsnone—
10.05.03Four-velocity, four-momentum, and the relativistic energy-momentum identitynone—
10.06.01Covariant electrodynamics — Faraday tensornone—
10.06.02The four-current, charge-current density, and covariant continuitynone—
10.06.03The electromagnetic stress-energy tensor and covariant energy-momentum conservationnone—
10.06.04Transformation of E and B fields under Lorentz boostsnone—
10.07.01Radiation from accelerating charges — Larmor formulanone—
10.07.02Electric dipole radiation: angular distribution, polarization, and total radiated powernone—
10.07.03Magnetic dipole and electric quadrupole radiation: multipole expansion of radiation fieldsnone—
10.07.04Radiation reaction: the Abraham-Lorentz force and the self-energy problemnone—
10.07.05Synchrotron radiation: relativistic circular motion and the 1/gamma^4 power formulanone—
10.07.06Radiation — antennas, scattering, and radiation reactionnone—
10.08.01Green's function method for the scalar and vector potentials: retarded, advanced, and Feynman propagatorsnone—
10.08.02Jefimenko's Equations: Exact Retarded Solutions for E and B Given Arbitrary Sourcesnone—
10.08.03Diffraction: Kirchhoff Integral, Fraunhofer and Fresnel Regimesnone—
10.08.04Geometrical Optics as the Short-Wavelength Limit: Eikonal Equation and Ray Tracingnone—
10.08.05Macroscopic Maxwell Equations: Linear Response, Kramers-Kronig Relations, and Causalitynone—

Statistical mechanics

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11.01.01First and second laws of thermodynamicsnone—
11.01.02Thermodynamic potentials and Legendre transformsnone—
11.01.03Third law of thermodynamics: Nernst heat theorem, absolute entropy, and zero-point entropynone—
11.01.04Thermodynamic stability: convexity, Le Chatelier's principle, and the spinodal curvenone—
11.01.05Equations of state: virial expansion, van der Waals gas, and the law of corresponding statesnone—
11.01.06Thermodynamic cycles: Carnot efficiency, Otto and Diesel cycles, and entropy productionnone—
11.02.01Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution from kinetic theorynone—
11.02.02Transport phenomena: diffusion, viscosity, thermal conductivity, and the mean free pathnone—
11.02.03The Boltzmann transport equation: H-theorem, the approach to equilibrium, and the BGK approximationnone—
11.02.04Fluctuations and Noise: The Fluctuation-Dissipation Theorem and Nyquist's Formulanone—
11.03.01Microcanonical ensemblenone—
11.03.02Grand canonical ensemble: chemical potential, fugacity, and variable particle numbernone—
11.03.03Equivalence of Ensembles in the Thermodynamic Limit: Legendre Structure and Equivalence Conditionsnone—
11.03.04Isothermal-Isobaric (NPT) Ensemble: Gibbs Free Energy as the Natural Potentialnone—
11.04.01Canonical ensemble and partition functionnone—
11.04.02Souriau Gibbs state on a symplectic -spacenone—
11.04.03Factorization of the partition function: independent subsystems and the grand potentialnone—
11.04.04Classical ideal gas partition function: Sackur-Tetrode entropy and the Gibbs paradoxnone—
11.04.05Harmonic Oscillator in a Thermal Bath: Heat Capacity and the Einstein Solidnone—
11.05.01Bose-Einstein distributionnone—
11.05.02Fermi-Dirac distribution and electron gasnone—
11.05.03Blackbody radiation: Planck distribution, Stefan-Boltzmann law, Wien displacement lawnone—
11.05.04Bose-Einstein condensation and the critical temperaturenone—
11.05.05Fermi gas: heat capacity, electron specific heat, and Pauli paramagnetismnone—
11.05.06Photon gas, phonon gas, and the Debye model of solidsnone—
11.06.01Ising model and phase transitionsnone—
11.06.02Mean-field theory of phase transitions: the van der Waals and Curie-Weiss modelsnone—
11.06.03Landau Theory: Order Parameter, Symmetry Breaking, and the Free Energy Expansionnone—
11.06.04Fluctuations Beyond Mean Field: The Ginzburg Criterion and Ginzburg-Landau Theorynone—
11.06.05Scaling Hypothesis: Widom Scaling, Kadanoff Block Spins, and Data Collapsenone—
11.06.06Transfer Matrix Method: Exact Solution of the 1D Ising Model and Onsager's Legacynone—
11.07.01Critical phenomena and renormalization groupnone—
11.07.02The renormalization group — Wilson's frameworknone—
11.07.03Block-Spin Renormalization: Wilson's Real-Space RG, Fixed Points, and Relevant Operatorsnone—
11.07.04Kosterlitz-Thouless Transition: Topological Phase Transitions in Two Dimensionsnone—
11.07.05The Epsilon Expansion, RG Flows Near Four Dimensions, Critical Exponents, and Conformal Field Theorynone—

Quantum mechanics & QFT

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12.01.01Wave-particle duality and the double-slitnone—
12.01.02Stern-Gerlach and spin-1/2none—
12.01.03WKB approximation: tunneling, Bohr-Sommerfeld quantization, and connection formulasnone—
12.01.04Probability current, continuity equation, and the flow interpretation of the wavefunctionnone—
12.01.05Spreading of the free Gaussian wave packet: group velocity and dispersionnone—
12.02.01Hilbert-space formalism of quantum mechanicsnone—
12.02.02Operators, observables, and Hermiticitynone—
12.02.03Density matrix and pure / mixed statesnone—
12.02.04Measurement postulates: Born rule, wavefunction collapse, and the projection postulatenone—
12.03.01Schrödinger and Heisenberg picturesnone—
12.03.02Time-dependent perturbation theory: Fermi's golden rule and transition ratesnone—
12.03.03The interaction picture, Dyson series, and time-ordered exponentialsnone—
12.04.01Particle in a boxnone—
12.04.02Quantum harmonic oscillatornone—
12.04.03The finite square well: bound states, tunneling, and resonant scatteringnone—
12.04.04The delta-function potential: exactly solvable bound state and scatteringnone—
12.05.01Angular momentum operators and SU(2) representationsnone—
12.05.02Spherical harmonics and Legendre polynomialsnone—
12.05.03Addition of angular momenta and Clebsch-Gordan coefficientsnone—
12.05.04Free Klein-Gordon scalar quantum fieldnone—
12.05.05Free Dirac spin-1/2 quantum fieldnone—
12.05.06Free Maxwell / massive vector fields; photon and Procanone—
12.05.07Molecular vibrations and spectroscopic selection rules via symmetrynone—
12.06.01Hydrogen atom bound statesnone—
12.06.02The isotropic harmonic oscillator in three dimensions: Cartesian and spherical solutionsnone—
12.06.03The Runge-Lenz vector, SO(4) symmetry, and the accidental degeneracy of hydrogennone—
12.06.04Crossing symmetry; CPT theorem at the -matrix levelnone—
12.07.01Time-independent perturbation theorynone—
12.07.02Time-dependent perturbation theory and Fermi's golden rulenone—
12.07.03Variational method (Rayleigh-Ritz) in quantum mechanicsnone—
12.07.04WKB approximation and Bohr-Sommerfeld quantisationnone—
12.07.05Stark and Zeeman effects in LL3 framingnone—
12.07.07Adiabatic theorem and Berry phase previewnone—
12.07.08Berry phase and the geometric phasenone—
12.08.01Scattering Theorynone—
12.08.02Born approximation and the Lippmann-Schwinger equationnone—
12.08.03Partial-wave expansion and phase shiftsnone—
12.08.04Inelastic collisions and the distorted-wave Born approximationnone—
12.09.01Identical Particles and Many-Body Quantum Mechanicsnone—
12.09.02Exchange interaction and the helium atomnone—
12.09.03Hartree-Fock self-consistent field methodnone—
12.09.04Multi-electron atomic structure and LS couplingnone—
12.09.05Diatomic molecule and the Born-Oppenheimer approximationnone—
12.10.01Path integral formulation of quantum mechanicsnone—
12.10.02Euclidean path integrals, instantons, and tunneling between vacuanone—
12.10.03The semiclassical approximation: stationary phase, van Vleck determinant, and Gutzwiller trace formulanone—
12.11.01Dirac equation and relativistic spinnone—
12.11.02Klein-Gordon equation in external EM field: Coulomb and uniform-magnetic casesnone—
12.11.03Dirac equation in a Coulomb fieldnone—
12.11.04Klein paradoxnone—
12.11.05Furry's theorem and charge-conjugation symmetry of QEDnone—
12.12.01Canonical Quantum Field Theorynone—
12.12.02Coulomb gauge vs Lorenz gauge in QEDnone—
12.12.03Compton scattering and the Klein-Nishina formulanone—
12.12.04Møller scattering (electron-electron)none—
12.12.05Bhabha scattering (electron-positron)none—
12.12.06Bethe-Heitler bremsstrahlung and pair productionnone—
12.13.01Bosonic Fock space and second quantisationnone—
12.13.02Fermionic Fock space, Pauli exclusion, and anticommutatorsnone—
12.13.03Cluster decomposition and the connected S-matrixnone—
12.14.01CCR algebra, Weyl algebra, and quasi-free statesnone—
12.14.02The Heisenberg group, the Schrödinger representation, and Stone–von Neumann as quantizationnone—
12.15.01Time-reversal symmetry and Kramers' degeneracynone—
12.15.02Parity, discrete-symmetry groups, and the Wigner-Eckart theoremnone—
12.15.03CP violation and the CKM matrixnone—
12.16.01Electron self-energy and mass renormalization at one loopnone—
12.16.02One-loop QED vertex function and the anomalous magnetic momentnone—
12.16.03Vacuum polarization at one loop and the Uehling potentialnone—
12.16.04Lamb shift from one-loop QEDnone—
12.16.05Infrared divergences and the Bloch-Nordsieck cancellation in QEDnone—
12.16.06Power counting, the superficial degree of divergence, and renormalizability classificationnone—
12.17.01Density matrix, pure states, and mixed statesnone—
12.17.02Entanglement, Schmidt decomposition, and entanglement entropynone—
12.17.03Bell inequalities, CHSH inequality, and the Tsirelson boundnone—
12.17.07Quantum teleportation and superdense codingnone—
12.18.01The Higgs mechanism: spontaneously broken gauge symmetrynone—
12.18.02The Goldstone theorem and effective Goldstone Lagrangiansnone—
12.18.03Asymptotic freedom and the running gauge couplingnone—
12.18.04Theta-vacua, the vacuum angle, and the strong-CP problemnone—
12.18.05The chiral (Adler-Bell-Jackiw) anomaly from the triangle diagramnone—
12.18.06Operator product expansion and short-distance behaviournone—
12.18.13Vortices (Nielsen-Olesen / Abrikosov flux tubes)none—
12.18.16Lattice gauge theory and confinement (QFT pointer)none—
12.19.01The supersymmetry algebra: Coleman-Mandula, Haag-Lopuszanski-Sohnius, and the graded extension of Poincarenone—
12.19.02Superspace, superfields, and Berezin integrationnone—
12.19.03Supermultiplets and the Wess-Zumino model: Bose-Fermi degeneracy, the superpotential, and the auxiliary F-fieldnone—
12.19.04Super-Yang-Mills and the non-renormalization theorem: the vector superfield, Wess-Zumino gauge, , and supergraphsnone—
12.19.05Spontaneous SUSY breaking: the Goldstino theorem, O'Raifeartaigh and Fayet-Iliopoulos, the supertrace sum rule, and the field-theory Witten indexnone—
12.19.06Supersymmetric QCD and Seiberg duality: the moduli space of vacua, holomorphy, and N=1 electric-magnetic dualitynone—
12.20.01Condensed-matter physics — band structure, phonons, and emergent ordernone—
12.20.02Superconductivity — Cooper pairs, BCS theory, and macroscopic quantum ordernone—
12.20.03Magnetism, Mott physics, and topological phases of matternone—
12.21.01The Standard Model — electroweak unification and QCDnone—
12.21.02Electroweak theory and the Higgs mechanismnone—

General relativity & cosmology

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13.01.01The equivalence principlenone—
13.01.02The equivalence principle — weak, strong, Einstein, and experimental testsnone—
13.02.01Tensors on smooth manifoldsnone—
13.02.02Geodesics and parallel transportnone—
13.02.03Cartan tetrad and spin-connection formulation of general relativitynone—
13.03.01Riemann curvature tensornone—
13.03.02Ricci and scalar curvature, and the Einstein tensornone—
13.03.03The ADM 3+1 formalism and the Hamiltonian constraintnone—
13.04.01Einstein field equationsnone—
13.04.02Einstein-Hilbert action and variational derivation of the Einstein equationsnone—
13.04.03Palatini first-order variational formulation of general relativitynone—
13.04.04Stress-energy tensor as functional derivative of the matter actionnone—
13.05.01Schwarzschild solutionnone—
13.05.02Orbits in Schwarzschild geometrynone—
13.05.03Solar-system tests of general relativity: perihelion precession, light bending, Shapiro time delay, gravitational redshift, frame-draggingnone—
13.05.04Kerr black hole, ergosphere, and the Penrose processnone—
13.06.01Black Holesnone—
13.06.03Black hole thermodynamics: the four laws, Bekenstein-Hawking entropy, and the area theoremnone—
13.06.04Hawking radiation: Bogoliubov derivation, thermal spectrum, and black-hole evaporationnone—
13.07.01Linearized GR and gravitational wavesnone—
13.07.02Null infinity, the BMS group, and the Bondi-Sachs mass-loss formulanone—
13.07.03Interferometric gravitational-wave detectors: LIGO, Virgo, KAGRAnone—
13.08.01FLRW cosmology and Friedmann equationsnone—
13.08.02Cosmology — FLRW, inflation, nucleosynthesis, CMB, and structurenone—
13.08.03Cosmological inflation: slow-roll scalar fields and the origin of structurenone—
13.08.04Gravitational lensing: strong, weak, and microlensing — Einstein rings, dark matter maps, and exoplanet detectionnone—
13.09.01Globally hyperbolic Lorentzian manifoldsnone—
13.09.02Klein-Gordon equation on a globally hyperbolic spacetimenone—
13.09.03Hadamard states via the wave-front-set criterionnone—
13.09.04Existence of Hadamard states via the FNW deformation argumentnone—
13.09.05Hadamard states by pseudo-differential calculus (Gérard-Wrochna)none—
13.09.06Wick polynomials in curved spacetime via Hadamard parametrix subtractionnone—
13.09.07Time-ordered products and Hollands-Wald renormalisation on curved spacetimesnone—
13.09.08Bunch-Davies state on de Sitter spacetimenone—
13.09.09Unruh effect via the Bisognano-Wichmann theoremnone—
13.09.10Hartle-Hawking and Unruh states on Schwarzschildnone—
13.09.11Quantum energy inequalities (Fewster)none—
13.09.12The Peierls bracket and the covariant phase space of an interacting field theorynone—

General & physical chemistry

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14.01.01Atomic structure and electron configurationsnone—
14.01.02Periodic trends: ionization energy, electron affinity, atomic radius, and electronegativitynone—
14.01.03Many-electron atoms: Hartree-Fock self-consistent field and the Pauli exclusion principlenone—
14.02.01Lewis structures and VSEPRnone—
14.02.02Hybridization and valence bond theorynone—
14.02.03Molecular geometry and dipole moments: polarity and intermolecular forcesnone—
14.02.04Valence bond theory: resonance structures and the limitations of Lewis modelsnone—
14.03.01Stoichiometry and gas lawsnone—
14.03.02Solution stoichiometry: molarity, titration, and gravimetric analysisnone—
14.03.03Ideal and real gas laws: van der Waals equation and compressibility factornone—
14.04.01Hydrogen atom quantum chemistrynone—
14.04.02Variational principle in quantum chemistry: the secular determinant and basis set expansionnone—
14.04.03Perturbation theory in chemistry: Stark effect and the helium atom first-order correctionnone—
14.04.04Density functional theory basics: the Hohenberg-Kohn theorems and the Kohn-Sham equationsnone—
14.05.01Molecular orbital theory: LCAO, bonding and antibonding orbitals, and the H2 moleculenone—
14.05.02Molecular orbital theory for homonuclear diatomicsnone—
14.05.03MO theory of heteronuclear diatomics: CO, NO, HF and the Walsh correlation diagramsnone—
14.05.04Band theory of solids: the Bloch theorem, the tight-binding model, and conductors versus insulatorsnone—
14.06.01Chemical thermodynamics: free energies and equilibriumnone—
14.06.02Hess's law, standard enthalpies of formation, and Born-Haber cyclesnone—
14.06.03Entropy in chemistry: the third law, standard entropy changes, and the Gibbs energynone—
14.06.04Chemical equilibrium: Le Chatelier's principle and the equilibrium constant Kp versus Kcnone—
14.07.01Statistical Mechanics for Chemistrynone—
14.07.02Partition functions for chemical systems: rotational, vibrational, and electronic contributionsnone—
14.07.03Statistical thermodynamics of ideal gases: entropy, heat capacity, and the Sackur-Tetrode equationnone—
14.07.04Activated complex theory: the Eyring equation and the Arrhenius prefactornone—
14.08.01Chemical kinetics: rate laws and the Arrhenius equationnone—
14.08.02Integrated rate laws: first, second, and zeroth order reactions and half-livesnone—
14.08.03Reaction mechanisms: elementary steps, rate-determining step, and the steady-state approximationnone—
14.08.04Catalysis mechanisms: homogeneous, heterogeneous, and enzymatic Michaelis-Menten kineticsnone—
14.09.01Solutions and Phase Equilibrianone—
14.09.02Raoult's law and vapor pressure lowering: ideal solutions and Henry's law for gasesnone—
14.09.03Colligative properties: boiling-point elevation, freezing-point depression, and osmotic pressurenone—
14.09.04Phase diagrams: single-component, binary, and the lever rulenone—
14.10.01Acid-base chemistry: Bronsted-Lowry, Lewis, and pKanone—
14.10.02Buffer solutions: the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation and buffer capacitynone—
14.10.03Acid-base titration curves: strong-strong, weak-strong, and polyprotic titrationsnone—
14.10.04Solubility equilibria: Ksp, common-ion effect, and dissolution of sparingly soluble saltsnone—
14.11.01Electrochemistry: the Nernst equation and electrochemical cellsnone—
14.11.02Galvanic cells: half-cell potentials, cell diagrams, and standard reduction potentialsnone—
14.11.03Electrolysis: Faraday's laws, overpotential, and electrodepositionnone—
14.11.04Batteries and fuel cells: lead-acid, lithium-ion, and hydrogen fuel cell thermodynamicsnone—
14.12.01UV-Vis, IR, and NMR — fundamentals of molecular spectroscopynone—
14.12.02Rotational spectroscopy: the rigid rotor, rotational constants, and microwave spectroscopynone—
14.12.03Vibrational spectroscopy: harmonic oscillator selection rules, anharmonicity, and IR-active modesnone—
14.12.04Electronic spectroscopy: the Franck-Condon principle, chromophores, and UV-Vis transitionsnone—
14.12.05Mass spectrometry: ionization methods, fragmentation patterns, and molecular mass determinationnone—

Organic chemistry

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15.01.01Structure of organic molecules — stereochemistrynone—
15.01.02Conformational analysis: Newman projections, cyclohexane chair flip, and axial versus equatorialnone—
15.01.03Stereoisomerism: enantiomers, diastereomers, meso compounds, and chiral resolutionnone—
15.01.04Enantioselective synthesis: chiral auxiliaries, asymmetric catalysis, and ee measurementnone—
15.02.01Functional groups and nomenclaturenone—
15.02.02Alkane reactions: combustion, halogenation, and radical selectivitynone—
15.02.03Alcohol and ether chemistry: synthesis, reactions, and protection strategiesnone—
15.03.01Acids and bases in organic chemistrynone—
15.03.02Enols, enolates, and keto-enol tautomerism: kinetic versus thermodynamic controlnone—
15.04.01Elimination reactions: E1 and E2 mechanisms, Zaitsev's rule, and stereochemistrynone—
15.04.02SN1 vs SN2 substitution mechanismsnone—
15.04.03Stereochemistry of SN2 and E2: Walden inversion and the anti-periplanar requirementnone—
15.05.01Electrophilic addition to alkenesnone—
15.05.02Electrophilic addition to alkynes: Markovnikov's rule and anti-Markovnikov hydroborationnone—
15.05.03Diels-Alder reaction: [4+2] cycloaddition, endo/exo selectivity, and synthetic applicationsnone—
15.06.01Aromatic chemistry — EAS, Huckelnone—
15.06.02Nucleophilic aromatic substitution: the SNAr mechanism and activation conditionsnone—
15.06.03Arene side-chain reactions: benzylic radicals and oxidation of alkylbenzenesnone—
15.06.04Synthesis of substituted benzenes: directing effects and strategic functional group manipulationnone—
15.07.01Carbonyl chemistry — nucleophilic additionnone—
15.07.02Nucleophilic addition-elimination at acyl carbonsnone—
15.07.03Enolate chemistry: alkylation, aldol condensation, and Claisen condensationnone—
15.07.04Carbonyl condensation reactions: Knoevenagel, Michael addition, and Robinson annulationnone—
15.07.05Oxidation and reduction of carbonylsnone—
15.07.06The Baeyer-Villiger oxidation: Criegee intermediate, migratory aptitude, and lactone regiochemistrynone—
15.08.01Radical and Pericyclic Reactionsnone—
15.08.02Sigmatropic rearrangements: Cope, Claisen, and [1,5]-H shiftsnone—
15.08.03Electrocyclic reactions: orbital symmetry rules and ring opening/closingnone—
15.09.01Organometallic Methods in Synthesisnone—
15.09.02Palladium catalysis: Suzuki, Heck, Sonogashira, and Buchwald-Hartwig cross-couplingnone—
15.09.03Olefin metathesis: Grubbs catalyst, ring-closing, and cross metathesisnone—
15.10.01Retrosynthetic analysisnone—
15.10.02Multi-step synthesis design: protecting groups, convergent versus linear strategiesnone—
15.10.03Total synthesis case study: landmark syntheses and the logic of route selectionnone—
15.11.01NMR spectroscopy of organic moleculesnone—
15.11.021H NMR: chemical shift, coupling constants, integration, and 2D NMRnone—
15.11.0313C NMR, DEPT, and the complete structure elucidation workflownone—
15.12.01Amino acids and protein chemistrynone—
15.12.02Peptide bond geometry: planarity, resonance, and the Ramachandran plotnone—
15.12.03Protein folding: Anfinsen, Levinthal, and molecular chaperonesnone—
15.13.01Nucleic acid chemistrynone—
15.13.02RNA secondary structure and ribozymesnone—
15.13.03DNA topology: supercoiling, the Calugareanu-White theorem, and topoisomerasesnone—
15.14.01Enzyme mechanismnone—
15.14.02Enzyme kinetics beyond Michaelis-Menten: inhibition, allosteric enzymes, and Hill coefficientsnone—
15.15.01Heterocyclic chemistry — rings containing N, O, Snone—
15.15.02Named heterocyclic ring synthesis — Paal–Knorr, Fischer, Skraup, Hantzschnone—
15.16.01Natural products and organocatalysisnone—
15.17.01Polymer chemistry and photochemistrynone—

Inorganic chemistry

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16.01.01Periodic trends quantifiednone—
16.01.02Main-group chemistry: s- and p-block trends, inert-pair effect, and diagonal relationshipsnone—
16.01.03Acid-base theories: Lewis acids, HSAB, and Drago-Wayland parametersnone—
16.01.04Mendeleev's periodic table of 1869: prediction of eka-elements, the path to atomic-number ordering, and the modern tablenone—
16.02.01Symmetry and group theory in chemistrynone—
16.02.02Character tables and reducible representations: vibrational modes and spectroscopynone—
16.02.03Projection operators and symmetry-adapted linear combinations (SALCs)none—
16.02.04Molecular symmetry and point groups: Schoenflies notation, character tables, and group theory in chemistrynone—
16.03.01Crystal field theory fundamentalsnone—
16.03.02Crystal field splitting in octahedral complexesnone—
16.03.03Tetrahedral and square-planar crystal fields: Tanabe-Sugano diagrams and d-d transitionsnone—
16.03.04Jahn-Teller distortions: orbital degeneracy, distortion modes, and Cu(II) complexesnone—
16.04.01Coordination chemistrynone—
16.04.02Crystal field stabilization energy and the spectrochemical seriesnone—
16.04.03Ligand field theory: molecular orbital treatment of octahedral complexesnone—
16.04.04Stability of coordination complexes: thermodynamic and kinetic stability, the chelate effectnone—
16.04.05Alfred Werner and the foundation of coordination chemistry: octahedral geometry, isomerism, and the 1893 coordination theorynone—
16.05.01Organometallic chemistrynone—
16.05.02Organometallic reaction types: oxidative addition, reductive elimination, insertion, and beta-hydride eliminationnone—
16.05.03Homogeneous catalysis: Wilkinson's catalyst and Ziegler-Natta polymerizationnone—
16.05.04Ferrocene and the sandwich compounds: metallocene discovery, the 18-electron rule, and Wilkinson-Fischer Nobel revolutionnone—
16.06.01Bioinorganic chemistrynone—
16.06.02Oxygen transport and storage: hemoglobin, myoglobin, and cooperative bindingnone—
16.06.03Metalloenzyme active sites: nitrogenase, cytochrome P450, and zinc proteasesnone—
16.06.04Iron-sulfur clusters: [2Fe-2S], [4Fe-4S] cubanes, electron-transfer proteins, and the origins-of-life questionnone—
16.07.01Solid-state chemistrynone—
16.07.02Crystal structures: close-packing, unit cells, and ionic radius ratiosnone—
16.07.03Defects in solids: point defects, line defects, and their role in conductivitynone—
16.07.04Electronic properties of solids: insulators, semiconductors, conductors, and the band gapnone—
16.07.05Perovskite solar cells: ABX3 lead-halide crystal chemistry, defect tolerance, and the photovoltaic revolutionnone—
16.07.06The lithium-ion battery: Goodenough, Yoshino, intercalation chemistry, and the 2019 Nobel Prizenone—
16.08.01Main-group descriptive chemistry — s-block, p-block, and periodic structurenone—
16.08.02Noble gas compounds: xenon fluorides and the fall of the octet rulenone—
16.08.03Boron hydrides and Wade's rules: cluster chemistry, electron counting, and the polyhedral skeletal electron pair theorynone—
16.09.01Lanthanides and actinides — the f-blocknone—
16.09.02Actinide chemistry and the nuclear fuel cyclenone—
16.09.03Lanthanide luminescence, f-f transitions, and the antenna effectnone—
16.10.01Catalysis — homogeneous, heterogeneous, and enzymenone—
16.10.02Electrocatalysis and water splitting: the oxygen-evolution reaction, the hydrogen-evolution reaction, and the search for non-precious-metal catalystsnone—

Molecular & cellular biology

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17.01.01Biomolecules in cells — overviewnone—
17.01.02Protein structure: primary through quaternary, the Ramachandran plot, alpha-helix and beta-sheetnone—
17.01.03Carbohydrate chemistry: monosaccharides, glycosidic bonds, polysaccharides, and glycoconjugatesnone—
17.01.04Lipid chemistry: fatty acids, glycerophospholipids, sphingolipids, sterols, and their rolesnone—
17.02.01Cell membranes: structurenone—
17.02.02Membrane transport — passive and activenone—
17.02.03Membrane proteins: integral versus peripheral, topology, and lipid-protein interactionsnone—
17.02.04Vesicle trafficking: SNARE proteins, clathrin-coated vesicles, and the secretory pathwaynone—
17.03.01Cellular organization: organellesnone—
17.03.02Cytoskeleton and contractile proteinsnone—
17.03.03Nucleus and nuclear transport: nuclear pore complex, importins, exportins, and chromatin organizationnone—
17.03.04Endoplasmic reticulum and Golgi: protein folding, glycosylation, and vesicle buddingnone—
17.04.01Cellular respiration: glycolysis and CACnone—
17.04.02Oxidative phosphorylation and ATP synthesisnone—
17.04.03Photosynthesis: light and dark reactionsnone—
17.04.04Fatty acid metabolism: beta-oxidation, fatty acid synthesis, and the acetyl-CoA hubnone—
17.04.05Amino acid catabolism: transamination, the urea cycle, and amino acid biosynthesis overviewnone—
17.04.06Metabolic regulation: allosteric control, covalent modification, and the AMP kinase switchnone—
17.05.01DNA replicationnone—
17.05.02Transcriptionnone—
17.05.03Translationnone—
17.05.04RNA processing: 5-prime capping, splicing, 3-prime polyadenylation, and alternative splicingnone—
17.05.05Ribosomes and the genetic code: codon-anticodon recognition and aminoacyl-tRNA synthetasesnone—
17.06.01Mutation and repairnone—
17.06.02DNA repair pathways: base excision, nucleotide excision, mismatch repair, and double-strand break repairnone—
17.06.03Transposable elements: mechanisms of transposition, genome evolution, and epigenetic silencingnone—
17.06.04Epigenetics: histone modification, DNA methylation, X-inactivation, and imprintingnone—
17.07.01Cell signaling: receptors and GPCRsnone—
17.07.02Receptor tyrosine kinases and the MAPK signaling cascadenone—
17.07.03PI3K-Akt-mTOR pathway: growth factor response, nutrient sensing, and cancer connectionsnone—
17.07.04NF-kB and JAK-STAT pathways: cytokine signaling and transcriptional responsesnone—
17.08.01Cell cycle and mitosisnone—
17.08.02Cyclin-CDK complexes: regulation of each cell cycle transition and checkpoint mechanismsnone—
17.08.03Meiosis: recombination, crossing over, and the generation of genetic diversitynone—
17.08.04Apoptosis: intrinsic and extrinsic pathways, the caspase cascade, and Bcl-2 family regulationnone—
17.09.01Resting membrane potential and ion channelsnone—
17.09.02The action potential — ionic basisnone—
17.09.03Synaptic transmission: neurotransmitter release, SNARE-dependent exocytosis, and receptor gatingnone—
17.09.04Ion channel pharmacology: channel types, blockers, and the molecular basis of excitabilitynone—
17.10.01Innate immunity at the molecular levelnone—
17.10.02Adaptive immunity overview: B cells, T cells, clonal selection, and the antibody responsenone—
17.10.03MHC and antigen presentation: class I and II pathways, and T cell activationnone—
17.10.04Antibody structure and diversity: V(D)J recombination, affinity maturation, and isotype switchingnone—
17.11.01Cell and molecular biology methods — microscopy, PCR, sequencing, CRISPRnone—
17.11.02Optical tweezers and single-molecule force spectroscopynone—
17.11.03CRISPR-Cas9 genome editing: PAM recognition, sgRNA guidance, and DSB repair outcomesnone—
17.12.01Cytoskeleton, molecular motors, and cell motilitynone—
17.12.02Molecular motors: kinesin, dynein, and myosin mechanicsnone—

Organismal biology

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18.01.01Body plans and organizationnone—
18.01.02Body plan diversity: symmetry types, coelom origins, and the major animal phylanone—
18.01.03The Ediacaran biota, the Cambrian explosion, and the origin of animalsnone—
18.02.01Cardiovascular physiology — the heartnone—
18.02.02Cardiac action potentials, pacemaker physiology, and the ECGnone—
18.02.03Hemodynamics: Poiseuille's law, Laplace's law, and blood pressure regulationnone—
18.02.04The cardiac cycle: systole and diastole, the Wiggers diagram, and cardiac output regulationnone—
18.02.05Cardiac gap junctions: connexin architecture, intercellular coupling, and arrhythmianone—
18.03.01Respiratory physiology — gas exchange and transportnone—
18.03.02Lung mechanics: compliance, surfactant, the work of breathing, and spirometry valuesnone—
18.03.03Gas exchange and transport: the oxygen-hemoglobin dissociation curve and CO2 transport as bicarbonatenone—
18.03.04Control of ventilation: medullary rhythmogenesis, central and peripheral chemoreceptors, and integrated ventilatory responsenone—
18.04.01Skeletal muscle physiologynone—
18.04.02Muscle contraction — the actin-myosin cyclenone—
18.04.03Motor unit recruitment and fatigue: slow versus fast twitch, the size principle, and graded forcenone—
18.04.04Skeletal mechanics: bone remodeling, joint biomechanics, and the lever principlesnone—
18.04.05Bone remodeling and osteoporosis: RANKL-RANK-OPG signaling, bisphosphonates, and the Frost mechanostatnone—
18.05.01Nervous system — gross anatomy and systemsnone—
18.05.02Spinal cord and reflex arcs: monosynaptic stretch reflex, reciprocal inhibition, and pain pathwaysnone—
18.05.03Brain regions: cerebral cortex functional areas, basal ganglia, cerebellum, and limbic systemnone—
18.05.04The autonomic nervous system: sympathetic versus parasympathetic, neurotransmitters, and homeostasisnone—
18.06.01Digestive physiology and nutritionnone—
18.06.02Gastrointestinal motility and secretion: peristalsis, gastric acid, enzymes, and absorption sitesnone—
18.06.03Nutrient absorption: monosaccharides, amino acids, lipid micelles, and the enterohepatic circulationnone—
18.06.04The gut-brain axis: vagal signaling, the microbiome, and enteric neurosciencenone—
18.07.01Endocrine system — hormones and regulationnone—
18.07.02Hypothalamic-pituitary axis: releasing hormones, tropic hormones, and feedback regulationnone—
18.07.03Glucose homeostasis: insulin and glucagon action, the fed versus fasted state, and diabetes mechanismsnone—
18.07.04Thyroid hormones and metabolic regulation: HPT axis, iodine biochemistry, and autoimmune thyroid diseasenone—
18.08.01Renal physiology — homeostasis and the nephronnone—
18.08.02Nephron function: filtration, tubular reabsorption, secretion, and the countercurrent multipliernone—
18.08.03Acid-base balance: the bicarbonate buffer system, respiratory and metabolic compensationnone—
18.08.04The renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system: RAAS physiology, hypertension, and ACE-inhibitor therapynone—
18.09.01Reproductive biologynone—
18.09.02Gametogenesis: spermatogenesis and oogenesis, and hormonal control by FSH and LHnone—
18.09.03Fertilization and early development: implantation, HCG signaling, and placental formationnone—
18.09.04The menstrual cycle: HPO axis, follicular and luteal phases, and Knobil's discovery of pulsatile GnRHnone—
18.10.01Immunologynone—
18.10.02Inflammation: innate recognition via TLRs and NLRs, cytokine storm, and resolution mechanismsnone—
18.10.04Vaccines and immunological memory: antigen presentation, B-cell clonal selection, and the principle of herd immunitynone—
18.11.01Embryology and morphogenesisnone—
18.11.02Gastrulation and axis formation: organizer signaling and Hox gene patterningnone—
18.11.03Organogenesis: inductive interactions, morphogen gradients, and stem cell nichesnone—
18.11.04Induced pluripotent stem cells: the Yamanaka factors, reprogramming, and the regenerative-medicine revolutionnone—
18.12.01Plant physiology — transport, photosynthesis, hormones, and stressnone—
18.12.02Photosynthesis pathways (C3/C4/CAM) and plant water relationsnone—
18.12.03Plant hormones: auxin, gibberellin, ethylene, abscisic acid, and the control of plant developmentnone—
18.13.01Sensory systems — vision, hearing, balance, taste, smellnone—
18.13.02Hair cell mechanotransduction and cochlear frequency tuningnone—
18.13.03Chemosensation: taste, smell, and the Buck-Axel olfactory receptor revolutionnone—
18.13.04Phototransduction: rod and cone physiology, the cGMP cascade, and the molecular basis of visionnone—

Ecology & evolution

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19.01.01Mendelian genetics — segregation and dominancenone—
19.01.02Linkage, crossing over, and genetic maps: LOD scores and recombination frequenciesnone—
19.01.03Sex-linked inheritance, dosage compensation, and X-inactivationnone—
19.02.01Hardy-Weinberg equilibriumnone—
19.02.02Extensions of Hardy-Weinberg: multiple alleles, X-linked loci, and inbreedingnone—
19.02.03Mutation-selection balance: the equilibrium frequency of deleterious allelesnone—
19.02.04Migration and gene flow: the island model, FST, and genetic structurenone—
19.02.05Wright-Fisher model and the diffusion approximationnone—
19.03.01Natural selection — directional, stabilizing, and disruptivenone—
19.03.02Sexual selectionnone—
19.03.03Kin selection and Hamilton's rulenone—
19.04.01Genetic driftnone—
19.04.02Neutral theory: Kimura's neutral theory and synonymous versus nonsynonymous substitution ratesnone—
19.04.03Coalescent theory: the genealogy of a sample, TMRCA, and linkage disequilibriumnone—
19.05.01Quantitative genetics — heritability and the breeder's equationnone—
19.05.02Twin studies and the estimation of heritability: additive versus dominance variancenone—
19.05.03Polygenic adaptation and GWAS: quantitative trait loci and the infinitesimal modelnone—
19.06.01Speciation — allopatric and sympatricnone—
19.06.02Reinforcement, reproductive isolation, and alternatives to the biological species conceptnone—
19.06.03Hybrid zones and introgression: tension zones and the mosaic modelnone—
19.06.04Founder-effect and peripatric speciation: Mayr, genetic drift, and the founder-flush modelnone—
19.07.01Phylogenetics — tree reconstructionnone—
19.07.02Molecular clock hypothesis: calibration, rate heterogeneity, and Bayesian divergence datingnone—
19.07.03Character evolution: ancestral state reconstruction, Brownian motion, and Pagel's lambdanone—
19.08.01Macroevolutionnone—
19.08.02Mass extinctions: the Big Five, recovery dynamics, and the kill curvenone—
19.08.03Trends in the fossil record: Cope's rule, the Red Queen hypothesis, and evolutionary stasisnone—
19.09.01Population ecology — Lotka-Volterranone—
19.09.02Metapopulation dynamics: the Levins model, rescue effect, and habitat fragmentationnone—
19.09.03Age-structured populations: the Leslie matrix, stable age distribution, and reproductive valuenone—
19.10.01Community ecology — interactions and food websnone—
19.10.02Succession: primary and secondary succession and the intermediate disturbance hypothesisnone—
19.10.03Food webs, interaction strength, and trophic cascadesnone—
19.11.01Ecosystem ecologynone—
19.11.02Ecosystem energy flow: trophic pyramids, primary productivity, and ecological efficiencynone—
19.11.03Ecosystem stoichiometry: the Redfield ratio and nutrient limitationnone—
19.12.01Biogeographynone—
19.12.02Island biogeography and the species-area relationshipnone—
19.13.01Coevolutionnone—
19.13.02Coevolutionary arms races and the Red Queen hypothesisnone—
19.13.02Conservation strategies: population viability analysis, corridor design, and adaptive managementnone—
19.14.01Conservation biologynone—
19.15.01Origin of life — mechanistic scenariosnone—
19.15.02RNA world and prebiotic chemistrynone—
19.16.01Nutrient cycles: carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus cycles and their anthropogenic disruptionnone—

Health & medicine

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35.01.01The human body: organ systems and homeostasisnone—
35.01.02Homeostasis and feedback regulation: set points, negative feedback, allostasisnone—
35.01.03Cellular senescence and the biology of aging: telomeres, the Hayflick limit, and the mTOR/rapamycin longevity pathwaynone—
35.02.01Infectious disease, immunity, and vaccinesnone—
35.02.02Bacterial pathogenesis: virulence factors, toxins, antibiotic resistance mechanismsnone—
35.02.03Viral pathogenesis: replication cycle, immune evasion, pandemic dynamics (SIR model)none—
35.02.04Epidemiology basics: R0, herd immunity, outbreak investigationnone—
35.02.05HIV/AIDS: retroviral biology, immune pathogenesis, antiretroviral therapy, and the 40-year pandemicnone—
35.03.01Chronic disease: cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and cancernone—
35.03.02Cardiovascular disease: atherosclerosis, risk factors, myocardial infarction pathophysiologynone—
35.03.03Cancer biology: hallmarks of cancer (Hanahan-Weinberg), oncogenes, tumor suppressorsnone—
35.03.04Metabolic syndrome and diabetes: insulin resistance, adipose tissue dysfunction, complicationsnone—
35.03.05Neurodegenerative disease: protein misfolding, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and the amyloid/tau/synucleinopathiesnone—
35.04.01Nutrition: macronutrients, micronutrients, and dietnone—
35.04.02Macronutrient metabolism: carbohydrates, fats, proteins — energy balance and metabolic fatesnone—
35.04.03Micronutrients and deficiency diseases: vitamins, minerals, and their biochemical rolesnone—
35.04.04The obesity epidemic: leptin signaling, the thrifty-gene hypothesis, and the Set-Point theory of body weightnone—
35.05.01Mental health: disorders, stigma, and treatmentnone—
35.05.02Mental health epidemiology: global burden, social determinants, stigmanone—
35.05.03Neurobiology of addiction: reward circuitry, dopamine dysregulation, withdrawalnone—
35.05.04Ketamine and the glutamatergic revolution in depression: NMDA antagonism, BDNF, and the rapid antidepressant effectnone—
35.06.01Public health, epidemiology, and health systemsnone—
35.06.02Health disparities and social determinants: income, race, geography, and life expectancynone—
35.06.03Vaccine science: immunization schedules, herd immunity calculation, vaccine hesitancynone—
35.06.04The US opioid epidemic: OxyContin, the Sackler family, and the public-health responsenone—
35.06.05Vaccine hesitancy: Wakefield, the MMR-autism fraud, and the public-health communication challengenone—
35.07.01Pharmacology: how drugs work and ethicsnone—
35.07.02Pharmacokinetics: ADME (absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion), half-life, drug interactionsnone—
35.07.03Drug classes and mechanisms: antibiotics (MOA), antihypertensives, psychotropicsnone—
35.07.04Cytochrome P450 pharmacogenomics: CYP3A4/2D6 polymorphism, drug-drug interactions, and precision dosingnone—
35.08.01Future of medicine: genomics, AI, and global healthnone—
35.08.02Genomic medicine: GWAS, polygenic risk scores, gene therapy (CRISPR-Cas9 therapeutic applications)none—
35.08.03Precision medicine and AI in healthcare: biomarker discovery, clinical decision supportnone—
35.08.04CRISPR therapeutics: Casgevy, the first FDA-approved gene-editing drug, and the clinical translation of genome editingnone—
35.09.01Medical diagnostics and imaging — clinical reasoning and seeing inside the bodynone—
35.09.04Magnetic resonance imaging physics: Bloch equations, relaxation, and the Lauterbur-Mansfield Nobel revolutionnone—
35.10.01Surgery and emergency medicinenone—
35.10.02Cardiopulmonary bypass and the heart-lung machine: Gibbon's decades-long quest, Bigelow's hypothermia, and the open-heart-surgery revolutionnone—
35.10.03Organ transplantation: HLA matching, rejection immunology, and the Murray-Calne Nobel revolutionnone—

Earth science

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27.01.01Plate tectonics and continental driftnone—
27.01.02Plate boundaries: divergent, convergent, transform; seafloor spreading and Wilson cyclesnone—
27.01.03Mantle convection and driving forces: slab pull, ridge push, hot spotsnone—
27.01.04Mantle plumes, hot spots, and large igneous provinces: Hawaii, Yellowstone, and the Deccan Trapsnone—
27.02.01Minerals, rocks, and the rock cyclenone—
27.02.02Rock cycle and igneous processes: crystallization, Bowen's reaction seriesnone—
27.02.03Metamorphic and sedimentary rocks: facies, diagenesis, classificationnone—
27.02.04Metamorphic petrology: Barrovian facies, index minerals, and the interpretation of pressure-temperature pathsnone—
27.03.01Earthquakes, volcanoes, and geologic hazardsnone—
27.03.02Seismic waves: P, S, surface waves; seismograph interpretation and Earth's interiornone—
27.03.03Volcanic hazards: eruption styles, pyroclastic flows, volcanic risk assessmentnone—
27.03.04Megathrust earthquakes and the seismic cycle: subduction-zone seismicity, Cascadia 1700, and the 2011 Tohoku eventnone—
27.04.01Atmosphere, weather, and climate basicsnone—
27.04.02Atmospheric circulation: Hadley, Ferrel, Polar cells; jet streams and Coriolis effectnone—
27.04.03Weather systems: fronts, cyclones, severe weather formationnone—
27.04.04El Nino-Southern Oscillation (ENSO): the Bjerknes feedback, Walker circulation, and global teleconnectionsnone—
27.05.01Oceanography: currents, tides, and marine ecosystemsnone—
27.05.02Ocean circulation: thermohaline conveyor, gyres, upwelling zonesnone—
27.05.03Ocean chemistry: salinity, carbonate system, ocean acidificationnone—
27.05.04The biological pump: marine snow, the ocean carbon cycle, and climate regulationnone—
27.06.01Hydrology: the water cycle and groundwaternone—
27.06.02Groundwater systems: aquifers, Darcy's law, recharge and depletionnone—
27.06.03Surface hydrology: watershed dynamics, flood frequency analysisnone—
27.07.01Climate change: evidence, impacts, and mitigationnone—
27.07.02Radiative forcing and feedback loops: greenhouse gases, ice-albedo, water vapornone—
27.07.03Climate proxies and paleo-climate: ice cores, tree rings, ocean sediment recordsnone—
27.07.04Impacts and adaptation: sea-level rise, extreme events, mitigation scenariosnone—
27.07.05Stratospheric ozone depletion: CFC chemistry, the Antarctic ozone hole, and the Montreal Protocolnone—
27.08.01Earth history and the geologic time scalenone—
27.08.02Geologic time scale: radiometric dating, stratigraphy, and mass extinction boundariesnone—
27.08.03Evolution of the atmosphere and biosphere: Great Oxidation Event, Snowball Earthnone—
27.08.04The Permian-Triassic mass extinction: the Siberian Traps, the 'Great Dying,' and the collapse of the Paleozoic biospherenone—
27.09.01Structural geology — stress, strain, folds, and faultsnone—
27.09.02Folding, faulting, and rock deformation mechanicsnone—
27.10.01Soil science — formation, profiles, and the critical zonenone—
27.10.02Soil classification, horizons, and the critical zonenone—
27.10.03Soil carbon cycling and the rhizosphere microbiome: mycorrhizae, biochar, and the largest terrestrial carbon sinknone—

Astronomy

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28.01.01The solar system: planets, moons, and small bodiesnone—
28.01.02Formation of the solar system: nebular hypothesis, accretion, late heavy bombardmentnone—
28.01.03Planetary interiors and surfaces: comparative planetology, magnetic fieldsnone—
28.01.04The Nice model: solar-system dynamical instability, giant-planet migration, and the Late Heavy Bombardmentnone—
28.02.01Stars and stellar evolutionnone—
28.02.02Stellar structure: hydrostatic equilibrium, nuclear burning, the PP chain and CNO cyclenone—
28.02.03Stellar evolution: main sequence to red giant, HR diagram tracksnone—
28.02.04Stellar endpoints: white dwarfs (Chandrasekhar limit), neutron stars, pulsars, black holesnone—
28.02.05Stellar nucleosynthesis: the B²FH process network, nuclear burning stages, and the origin of the elementsnone—
28.03.01Galaxies and the Milky Waynone—
28.03.02Galaxy classification and structure: Hubble sequence, bulge/disk/halo, dark matter halosnone—
28.03.03Active galactic nuclei and quasars: accretion onto supermassive black holesnone—
28.03.04Galaxy formation and evolution: the cosmic star-formation history, hierarchical merging, and the Hubble sequencenone—
28.04.01Cosmology: the Big Bang, expansion, and fate of the universenone—
28.04.02Big Bang nucleosynthesis: primordial abundances of H, He, Linone—
28.04.03Cosmic microwave background: temperature fluctuations, acoustic peaks, LCDM parametersnone—
28.04.04Dark matter and dark energy: evidence, candidates, and the accelerating expansionnone—
28.04.05Large-scale structure formation: the Press-Schechter formalism, dark-matter halos, and the cosmic webnone—
28.05.01Exoplanets: detection methods and habitabilitynone—
28.05.02Exoplanet detection methods: radial velocity, transit photometry, direct imagingnone—
28.05.03Exoplanet demographics: occurrence rates, habitability zone, atmospheric characterizationnone—
28.05.04Exoplanet atmospheres: transmission spectroscopy, the habitable zone, and the search for biosignaturesnone—
28.06.01Space exploration: history and futurenone—
28.06.02Space telescope science: multiwavelength astronomy, gravitational-wave observatoriesnone—
28.06.04The Apollo program: the Cold War Moon race, the Saturn V, and the twelve Moonwalkersnone—
28.07.01The interstellar medium and star formationnone—
28.07.02Molecular clouds and protostellar evolution: Jeans collapse, the Hayashi track, and the H-R diagram pre-main-sequencenone—
28.08.01High-energy astrophysics — compact objects, accretion, and cosmic explosionsnone—
28.08.02Pulsars and neutron stars: the Lindblad-Bell discovery, the Tolman-Oppenheimer-Volkoff limit, and magnetarsnone—
28.09.01Observational astronomy — telescopes, detectors, and spectroscopynone—
28.09.02Adaptive optics, interferometry, and high-angular-resolution astronomynone—
28.10.01Astrobiology — life in the universenone—
28.10.02Extremophiles, habitable zones, and biosignaturesnone—

Computer science

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50.01.01Computational thinking and algorithmsnone—
50.02.01Data structures: arrays, trees, and graphsnone—
50.03.01Algorithmic complexity and Big-O notationnone—
50.04.01Programming paradigms: functional, OOP, and beyondnone—
50.05.01Operating systems: processes and memorynone—
50.06.01Computer networks and internet architecturenone—
50.07.01Databases: relational, NoSQL, and data modelingnone—
50.08.01Cybersecurity, encryption, and privacynone—
50.09.01Artificial intelligence and machine learningnone—
50.10.01Software engineering and design patternsnone—
50.11.01Distributed systems and consensusnone—
50.12.01Computing ethics and societal impactnone—
50.13.01Computer architecture — from logic gates to modern CPUsnone—

Philosophy

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20.01.01Epistemology: knowledge, justification, and truthnone—
20.01.02Theories of justification: foundationalism, coherentism, reliabilismnone—
20.01.03Epistemological skepticism and responses: Cartesian doubt, contextualism, externalismnone—
20.01.04Social epistemology: testimony, trust, virtue, and the social structure of knowledgenone—
20.02.01Theories of justice: Rawls, Nozick, and fairnessnone—
20.02.02Rights: natural, human, and legalnone—
20.02.03Freedom and liberty: negative, positive, and free willnone—
20.02.04The trolley problem and moral dilemmasnone—
20.02.05The good life: eudaimonia, flourishing, and meaningnone—
20.02.06Ethics of artificial intelligencenone—
20.02.07Consequentialism in depth: act vs. rule utilitarianism, preference satisfaction, effective altruismnone—
20.02.08Deontology: Kant's categorical imperative, rights theory, contractualism (Scanlon)none—
20.02.09Virtue ethics: Aristotle's eudaimonia, contemporary neo-Aristotelianism, care ethicsnone—
20.03.01The measurement problem in quantum mechanicsnone—
20.03.02Philosophy of quantum mechanics: interpretations (Copenhagen, Many-Worlds, Bohmian, QBism)none—
20.03.03Space, time, and relativity: substantivalism vs. relationalism, the direction of timenone—
20.03.04The anthropic principle and cosmic fine-tuning: Carter, Barrow-Tipler, and the multiverse responsenone—
20.04.01Aesthetics: beauty, art, and judgmentnone—
20.04.02Kant's Critique of Judgment: the beautiful, the sublime, and disinterested pleasurenone—
20.04.03The sublime and the beautiful: Burke, Kant, and the eighteenth-century origins of aestheticsnone—
20.05.02The unit of selectionnone—
20.05.03Natural selection and teleology: function, design, and Darwinian explanationnone—
20.05.04Reductionism in biology: levels of organization, multiple realizability, emergencenone—
20.05.05Evo-devo: evolutionary developmental biology, deep homology, and the genetic tool-kitnone—
20.06.01Consciousness: the hard problem, qualia, and the mind-body debatenone—
20.06.02The hard problem of consciousness: qualia, the explanatory gap, and physicalist responsesnone—
20.06.03Theories of consciousness: Global Workspace, Integrated Information Theory (IIT), higher-order theoriesnone—
20.06.04The neuroscience of consciousness: neural correlates, anesthesia, and disorders of consciousnessnone—
20.07.01Democratic theory: participation, deliberation, and representationnone—
20.07.02Deliberative democracy and the public spherenone—
20.08.01Philosophy of science: demarcation, falsification, and paradigmsnone—
20.08.02Scientific realism vs. anti-realism: structural realism, constructive empiricism (van Fraassen)none—
20.08.03Causation and explanation: counterfactual analysis, mechanistic explanation, causal inferencenone—
20.08.04Kuhn, Lakatos, and Laudan: paradigms, research programmes, and the theory-ladenness of scientific changenone—
20.09.01Philosophy of mathematics: Platonism, constructivism, and the nature of numbersnone—
20.09.02Foundations of mathematics: logicism (Russell), formalism (Hilbert), intuitionism (Brouwer)none—
20.09.03Mathematical ontology: Platonism, nominalism, structuralism, fictionalismnone—
20.09.04Gödel's incompleteness theorems: the demise of Hilbert's program and the limits of formal reasoningnone—
20.10.01Confucianism: ethics, society, and the exemplary personnone—
20.11.01Buddhism: the Four Noble Truths, the Eightfold Path, and the question of sufferingnone—
20.11.01Metaphysics — existence, identity, causation, modalitynone—
20.11.02Metaphysics — depth: grounding, persistence, and possible worldsnone—
20.11.03Personal identity: Parfit, fission, teleportation, and the reductionist view of the selfnone—
20.12.01Advaita Vedanta and Hindu philosophy: Brahman, Atman, and the question of realitynone—
20.12.01Philosophy of language — reference, meaning, and usenone—
20.12.02Frege, Russell, and theories of referencenone—
20.12.03Speech act theory: Austin, Searle, Grice, and how words do thingsnone—
20.13.01Daoism: wu wei, the Dao, and natural harmonynone—
20.13.01Philosophy of mind — consciousness, physicalism, and the mentalnone—
20.13.02Embodied, embedded, enacted, extended cognitionnone—
20.14.01Political philosophy — justice, authority, and the statenone—
20.14.02Social contract theory: Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau on sovereignty and legitimacynone—
20.14.03The capabilities approach: Sen, Nussbaum, and justice as the freedom to live a valued lifenone—
20.15.01History of philosophy — ancient, medieval, modern, and continentalnone—
20.15.02Kant's Critique of Pure Reason: transcendental idealism, the synthetic a priori, and the categoriesnone—
20.15.03Husserl's phenomenology: intentionality, the reduction, and transcendental consciousnessnone—

Psychology

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29.01.01Introduction to psychology and research methodsnone—
29.01.02The replication crisis and Open Science: reproducibility, preregistration, and the reform of psychological researchnone—
29.01.02Research designs: experiments, quasi-experiments, correlational, and meta-analysisnone—
29.01.03Statistical reasoning in psychology: effect size, power, replication crisisnone—
29.02.01Neuroscience: brain and behaviournone—
29.02.02Brain regions and function: lobes, limbic system, basal ganglia, cerebellumnone—
29.02.03Neurotransmitter systems: dopamine, serotonin, norepinephrine, GABA, glutamatenone—
29.02.04Neuroplasticity and neurogenesis: LTP, critical periods, recovery from brain injurynone—
29.02.05The neuroscience of sleep: NREM and REM, the Saper wake-sleep flip-flop, and the functions of sleepnone—
29.03.01Sensation and perception: how the brain constructs reality from sensory datanone—
29.03.02Visual perception: depth cues, object recognition, top-down vs. bottom-up processingnone—
29.03.03Auditory and somatosensory systems; pain and the gate-control theorynone—
29.03.04Hubel and Wiesel's visual cortex architecture: orientation columns, ocular dominance, and hypercolumnsnone—
29.04.01Learning and memory: conditioning, cognitive maps, encoding, storage, retrieval, and forgettingnone—
29.04.02Classical and operant conditioning: schedules of reinforcement, extinction, latent learningnone—
29.04.03Memory systems: episodic, semantic, procedural; encoding, consolidation, retrievalnone—
29.04.04Forgetting and false memory: interference, decay, misinformation effectnone—
29.04.05Motor learning and the cerebellum: Marr-Albus theory, long-term depression at Purkinje cells, and adaptive error correctionnone—
29.05.01Cognition and intelligence: thinking, reasoning, and the measurement of mindnone—
29.05.02Decision-making and judgment: heuristics, biases (Kahneman-Tversky), dual-process theorynone—
29.05.03Language acquisition: critical period, Chomsky's nativism vs. connectionist accountsnone—
29.05.04Working memory: the Baddeley-Hitch model, the phonological loop, and the visuospatial sketchpadnone—
29.06.01Developmental Psychology Across the Lifespannone—
29.06.02Cognitive development: Piaget's stages, Vygotsky's ZPD, theory of mindnone—
29.06.03Moral development: Kohlberg's stages, Gilligan's critique, moral foundations theorynone—
29.06.04Adult development and aging: identity formation, midlife, and cognitive change in agingnone—
29.06.05Adolescent brain development: prefrontal cortex maturation, synaptic pruning, and the dual-systems model of risk-takingnone—
29.07.01Social psychology: social influence, group dynamics, prejudice, and relationshipsnone—
29.07.02Attitudes and persuasion: cognitive dissonance, elaboration likelihood modelnone—
29.07.03Group dynamics: conformity (Asch), obedience (Milgram), groupthink, social loafingnone—
29.07.04Prejudice and discrimination: implicit bias, stereotype threat, contact hypothesisnone—
29.07.05Interpersonal attraction and close relationships: adult attachment, social-exchange theories, and the Sternberg triarchic modelnone—
29.08.01Personality theories and assessmentnone—
29.08.02Trait theories: Big Five (OCEAN), psychometric approaches, cross-cultural validitynone—
29.08.03Psychodynamic and humanistic theories: Freud, Erikson, Rogers, Maslownone—
29.08.04The person-situation debate: Mischel 1968, the challenge to trait theory, and the density-distribution resolutionnone—
29.09.01Psychological disorders: diagnosis, controversy, and the limits of classificationnone—
29.09.02Mood disorders: depression, bipolar; neurobiology and cognitive modelsnone—
29.09.03Anxiety and trauma disorders: GAD, PTSD, OCD; fear conditioning modelsnone—
29.09.04Psychotic and neurodevelopmental disorders: schizophrenia, ADHD, autism spectrumnone—
29.09.05Eating disorders: anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge-eating disorder, and the biology of starvationnone—
29.10.01Therapy and treatment approachesnone—
29.10.02Evidence-based therapies: CBT, DBT, exposure therapy; efficacy meta-analysesnone—
29.10.03Biological treatments: pharmacotherapy mechanisms, ECT, TMS, psychedelic-assisted therapynone—
29.10.04Psychodynamic psychotherapy: Freud, Jung, and the object-relations tradition; transference, interpretation, and the therapeutic alliancenone—
29.11.01Motivation and emotion: drives, needs, feelings, and the forces that shape behaviournone—
29.11.02Emotion theories: James-Lange, Cannon-Bard, Schachter-Singer, appraisal theorynone—
29.11.03Stress and health psychology: allostatic load, coping strategies, psychoneuroimmunologynone—
29.11.04Self-determination theory: Maslow, Deci-Ryan, and the intrinsic motivation of autonomy, competence, and relatednessnone—
29.12.01Cross-Cultural and Indigenous Psychologynone—
29.12.02Cross-cultural cognition: Nisbett's geography of thought, East Asian holistic vs Western analytic reasoningnone—
29.13.01Psychometrics — test construction, reliability, and validitynone—
29.13.02Classical test theory, reliability, and factor analysisnone—
29.13.03Item response theory and the Rasch model: latent-trait measurementnone—
29.13.04Intelligence testing history: Binet-Simon 1905, Spearman's g, the Flynn effect, and the controversy over IQnone—
29.14.01History of psychology — from philosophy of mind to cognitive neurosciencenone—
29.14.02The cognitive revolution and the computational theory of mindnone—
29.15.01Industrial and organizational psychology — work, selection, and motivationnone—
29.15.02Personnel selection and validity generalization: Schmidt-Hunter meta-analysis and the science of hiringnone—

Sociology

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30.01.01The sociological imagination and research methodsnone—
30.01.02Sociological research methods: surveys, ethnography, experiments, mixed methodsnone—
30.01.03Classical theory: Marx, Weber, Durkheim; contemporary theoretical perspectivesnone—
30.02.01Culture and society: a global perspectivenone—
30.02.02Cultural diversity and ethnocentrism; cultural relativism and hybridizationnone—
30.02.03Media and culture industry: Adorno-Horkheimer, moral panic, media framingnone—
30.03.01Socialization and Identity Formationnone—
30.03.02Agents of socialization: family, peers, schools, media; resocializationnone—
30.03.03Identity and the self: symbolic interactionism (Mead, Goffman), stigmanone—
30.04.01Social stratification: class, race, gender, and castenone—
30.04.02Class structure and mobility: measurement, intergenerational mobility, the American Dream mythnone—
30.04.03Race and ethnicity: systemic racism, intersectionality (Crenshaw), racial formation theorynone—
30.04.04Gender inequality: gender gap in wages, occupational segregation, feminist theorynone—
30.05.01Social institutions: family, education, religion, and medianone—
30.05.02Family structure and change: marriage forms, divorce trends, kinship systemsnone—
30.05.03Education and religion as institutions: reproduction of inequality, secularizationnone—
30.06.01Deviance and social control: who defines normal, who punishes difference, and why it mattersnone—
30.06.02Crime and the criminal justice system: incarceration rates, mass incarceration, racial disparitiesnone—
30.06.03Social control theories: labeling theory (Becker), strain theory (Merton), control theorynone—
30.07.01Globalization and social movements: how people organize across borders to challenge powernone—
30.07.02Social movements: resource mobilization, framing theory, new social movementsnone—
30.07.03Global inequality: world-systems theory (Wallerstein), dependency theory, development debatesnone—
30.08.01Urbanization and demography: the global movement of people and the cities that shape their livesnone—
30.08.02Demographic transition: birth/death rate dynamics, population projectionsnone—
30.08.03Urban sociology: segregation, gentrification, urban ecologynone—
30.09.01Race and ethnicity — the social construction of differencenone—
30.10.01Gender and sexuality — sociology ofnone—
30.10.02Feminist theory — intersectionality, performativity, and the gender structurenone—

Anthropology

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31.01.01Anthropology: the four fields and holismnone—
31.01.02Anthropological theory: evolutionism, diffusionism, functionalism, structuralism, postmodernismnone—
31.02.01Cultural anthropology: ethnography and fieldworknone—
31.02.02Ethnographic methods: participant observation, fieldwork ethics, thick description (Geertz)none—
31.02.03Kinship, marriage, and family: descent systems, alliance theory, cross-cultural variationnone—
31.02.04Religion, ritual, and symbolism: rites of passage (Van Gennep), shamanism, magic and sciencenone—
31.03.01Archaeology: material culture and excavationnone—
31.03.02Archaeological methods: stratigraphy, typology, dating techniques, remote sensingnone—
31.03.03Prehistoric cultures: Paleolithic tool traditions, the Neolithic revolution, state formationnone—
31.04.01Biological anthropology: evolution and homininsnone—
31.04.02Human evolution: the hominin fossil record, Out of Africa, Neanderthal admixturenone—
31.04.03Human variation and race: the non-existence of biological races, clines, and adaptationnone—
31.05.01Linguistic anthropology: language, culture, and societynone—
31.05.02Language and culture: Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, language endangerment, code-switchingnone—
31.05.03Historical linguistics: proto-languages, sound change, language familiesnone—
31.06.01Applied anthropology: globalization, ethics, and decolonizationnone—
31.06.02Medical anthropology: culture and illness, ethnomedicine, global health disparitiesnone—
31.06.03Development and humanitarian anthropology: critiques of development, participatory approachesnone—

Grammar

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22.01.01Nounsnone—
22.01.02Verbsnone—
22.01.03Sentences: subject and predicatenone—
22.01.04Pronounsnone—
22.01.05Adjectivesnone—
22.01.06Adverbsnone—
22.01.07Prepositionsnone—
22.01.08Conjunctionsnone—
22.01.09Interjectionsnone—
22.01.10Noun phrases and verb phrasesnone—
22.01.11Subject-verb agreementnone—
22.01.12Verb tense: present, past, futurenone—
22.01.13Perfect and progressive aspectsnone—
22.01.14Active and passive voicenone—
22.01.15Clauses: independent and dependentnone—
22.01.16Compound and complex sentencesnone—
22.01.17Relative clausesnone—
22.01.18Punctuation: end marks and commasnone—
22.01.19Punctuation: semicolons, colons, dashesnone—
22.01.20Apostrophes and quotation marksnone—
22.01.21Common errors: fragments, run-ons, dangling modifiersnone—
22.01.22Parallel structurenone—
22.01.23Pronoun case and referencenone—
22.01.24Capitalization conventionsnone—

Writing

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22.02.01Writing a clear sentencenone—
22.02.02Paragraph structurenone—
22.02.03Transitions and flownone—
22.02.04Thesis statementnone—
22.02.05Structuring an argumentnone—
22.02.06Using evidencenone—
22.02.07Counterargument and rebuttalnone—
22.02.08Introduction and conclusionnone—
22.02.09Citation and attributionnone—
22.02.10Revision and editingnone—
22.02.11Style and voicenone—

Literature techniques

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22.03.01Literal vs Figurative Languagenone—
22.03.02Metaphor and Similenone—
22.03.03Symbolism and Allegorynone—
22.03.04Ironynone—
22.03.05Foreshadowing and Suspensenone—
22.03.06Point of Viewnone—
22.03.07Tone and Moodnone—
22.03.08Themenone—
22.03.09Motif and Repetitionnone—
22.03.10Unreliable Narrationnone—
22.03.11Satire and Parodynone—
22.03.12Imagery and Sensory Detailnone—
22.03.13Allusionnone—
22.03.14Personificationnone—
22.03.15Hyperbole and Understatementnone—
22.04.01Reading guide: The Catcher in the Rye (Salinger)none—
22.04.02Reading guide: The Great Gatsby (Fitzgerald)none—
22.04.03Reading guide: The Old Man and the Sea (Hemingway)none—
22.04.04Reading guide: Nineteen Eighty-Four (Orwell)none—

Linguistics (science of language)

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51.01.01Phonetics — the physical science of speech soundsnone—
51.02.01Phonology — phonemes, features, and sound systemsnone—
51.02.02Autosegmental phonology, feature geometry, and optimality theorynone—
51.03.01Morphology — morphemes, word structure, and formationnone—
51.04.01Syntax — constituency, dependency, and generative grammarnone—
51.05.01Semantics and pragmatics — meaning, truth, and usenone—
51.06.01Historical and comparative linguistics — change, families, and reconstructionnone—
51.06.02The Indo-European comparative method: Grimm, Verner, and the laryngeal theorynone—
51.07.01Sociolinguistics — variation, identity, and language in societynone—
51.07.02Variationist sociolinguistics: the Labovian method and the apparent-time constructnone—

Music & art

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34.01.01Music fundamentals: rhythm, melody, and harmonynone—
34.01.02Harmony and counterpoint: voice leading, functional harmony, modulationnone—
34.01.03Musical form and analysis: sonata form, rondo, theme and variations; set theory in post-tonal musicnone—
34.01.04Rhythm, meter, and cross-cultural time: Western notation, West African polyrhythm, and additive metersnone—
34.02.01Music history: Western and world traditionsnone—
34.02.02Western art music survey: Baroque to Romanticism; landmark works and social contextsnone—
34.02.0320th-century and world music: modernism, jazz, non-Western traditions, popular musicnone—
34.02.04From Gregorian chant to Notre Dame polyphony: Western music, c. 600-1300none—
34.03.01Visual art: elements, principles, and compositionnone—
34.03.02Color theory and composition principles: Itten, Albers; figure-ground, gestaltnone—
34.03.03Gestalt psychology and visual composition: proximity, similarity, closure, and the laws of perceptual organizationnone—
34.04.01Art history: cave paintings to contemporarynone—
34.04.02Modern and contemporary art movements: Impressionism through Abstract Expressionism to Conceptual Artnone—
34.04.03Italian Renaissance art: from Giotto to Michelangelo, c. 1300-1520none—
34.05.01Film and photography as visual storytellingnone—
34.05.02Cinéma vérité and direct cinema: the 1960s observational documentary revolutionnone—
34.06.01Architecture and design of the built environmentnone—
34.06.02Architecture and urban design: form follows function, modernism, sustainabilitynone—
34.06.03The Bauhaus: Gropius, Dessau, and the modernist synthesis of art, craft, and industry, 1919-1933none—
34.07.01Aesthetics theory: taste, judgment, and culturenone—
34.07.02Theories of aesthetic experience: Kant's sublime, Dewey's pragmatist aesthetics, institutional theorynone—
34.07.03The end of art and aesthetic universalism: Danto, Dickie, and the institutional theorynone—
34.08.01Digital media, art, and technologynone—
34.08.02Generative art and creative coding: algorithms as aesthetic mediumnone—
34.09.01Theater and drama — structure, history, and craftnone—
34.09.02Dramatic structure — from Aristotle to Brecht and Beckettnone—
34.09.03Greek tragedy and comedy: Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, and Aristophanes at the Dionysianone—
34.10.01Dance — technique, history, and choreographynone—
34.10.02Modern dance technique — Graham, Cunningham, and Balanchinenone—
34.10.03Petipa and the Imperial Russian ballet: classical ballet, Sleeping Beauty, and the 19th-century synthesisnone—

World history

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32.01.01Prehistory and human migration out of Africanone—
32.01.02Human dispersal: anatomically modern humans, migration routes, genetic evidencenone—
32.02.01Mesopotamia and the Fertile Crescentnone—
32.02.02Mesopotamia — Sumer, Akkad, Babylon, and the birth of the citynone—
32.03.01Ancient Egypt and Nubianone—
32.03.02Ancient Egypt and Nubia — kingdoms of the Nilenone—
32.04.01Indus Valley Civilization and Vedic Indianone—
32.04.02The Indus Valley civilization — Harappa, Mohenjo-daro, and an undeciphered scriptnone—
32.05.01Ancient China: Shang through Han dynastiesnone—
32.05.02Ancient China — from Shang to Hannone—
32.06.01Classical Greece and the Hellenistic worldnone—
32.06.02Greek philosophy and democracy: Socrates, Plato, Aristotle; the polis and direct democracynone—
32.07.01Roman Republic and Empire: from founding myths to the fall and beyondnone—
32.07.02Roman law and governance: the Twelve Tables, Roman Republic vs. Empire, legacy in legal systemsnone—
32.07.03The Byzantine Empire: Constantinople, Justinian, and the thousand-year continuation of Romenone—
32.08.01Classical India: Mauryan Empire, Gupta Golden Age, and South Indian Kingdomsnone—
32.09.01Pre-Columbian Americas: Olmec, Maya, Aztec, Inca, and North American civilizationsnone—
32.10.01Islamic Golden Age and the Caliphatesnone—
32.10.02Science and philosophy in the Islamic Golden Age: translation movement, algebra, opticsnone—
32.11.01Medieval Europe and the Crusadesnone—
32.11.02Medieval Europe — feudalism, faith, plague, and the 12th-century renaissancenone—
32.12.01Sub-Saharan African kingdomsnone—
32.12.02Sub-Saharan Africa — empires of the Sahel and the Swahili coastnone—
32.13.01The Mongol Empire and its legacynone—
32.13.02The Mongol Empire — the largest contiguous land empirenone—
32.14.01Age of Exploration: Multiple Perspectivesnone—
32.14.02The Columbian Exchange: biological and demographic consequences of contactnone—
32.15.01Colonialism and imperialism: colonizer and colonizednone—
32.15.02Colonialism and imperialism — from conquest to formal empirenone—
32.15.03Postcolonial theory: Said's Orientalism, Spivak's subaltern, and Bhabha's hybriditynone—
32.16.01The Atlantic Slave Trade: African, European, and American Perspectivesnone—
32.16.02The Atlantic slave trade — scale, economics, and abolitionnone—
32.17.01Enlightenment and Revolutions: American, French, Haitian, and Latin Americannone—
32.17.02Atlantic revolutions compared: American, French, Haitian, Latin American independencenone—
32.18.01Industrial Revolution and its global consequencesnone—
32.18.02Industrialization and global inequality: divergence, living standards debate, labor movementsnone—
32.19.01Meiji Japan, Qing collapse, and the Scramble for Africanone—
32.20.01World War I: Global Perspectivesnone—
32.20.02Causes and consequences of WWI: alliance systems, total war, the peace settlementnone—
32.20.03Verdun and the Somme, 1916: industrialized attrition on the Western Frontnone—
32.21.01Interwar Period and the Rise of Totalitarianism: Fascism, Communism, and Liberal Democracy in Crisisnone—
32.21.02The interwar period — Versailles, depression, and the rise of totalitarianismnone—
32.22.01World War II: Global Theaters and Multi-Perspective Historiesnone—
32.22.02World War II — causes, course, Holocaust, and the atomic agenone—
32.23.01Decolonization: India, Algeria, Vietnam, Congo, and the end of empirenone—
32.23.02Decolonization — the end of European empires and the Third Worldnone—
32.24.01The Cold War: US, Soviet, Chinese, and Non-Aligned Perspectivesnone—
32.24.02The Cold War — superpower rivalry, proxy conflicts, and the nuclear revolutionnone—
32.25.01Globalization, Neoliberalism, and the Post-Colonial Worldnone—
32.25.02Globalization — trade, finance, networks, and backlashnone—
32.26.01The 21st Century: Digital Revolution, Climate Crisis, and Shifting Powernone—
32.26.02Globalization Backlash, the Anthropocene, and the Shifting Global Ordernone—

History of science

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33.01.01Ancient science: Mesopotamia, Greece, China, and Indianone—
33.01.02Greek and Hellenistic science: Aristotle's natural philosophy, Euclidean geometry, Archimedean mechanicsnone—
33.01.03Ancient science — Presocratics, Aristotle, Euclid, Archimedes, Ptolemy, Galennone—
33.02.01Islamic Golden Age and medieval European sciencenone—
33.02.02Medieval European science: universities, scholasticism, and the recovery of Aristotlenone—
33.03.01The Scientific Revolution: Copernicus to Newtonnone—
33.03.02Copernicus to Newton: heliocentric model, Kepler's laws, Galileo's telescopic observationsnone—
33.04.01Industrial Revolution, chemistry, and electromagnetismnone—
33.04.02Chemistry's revolution: phlogiston to Lavoisier, atomic theory (Dalton), periodic table (Mendeleev)none—
33.05.01The relativity and quantum revolutionsnone—
33.05.02Quantum revolution: Planck, Einstein, Bohr, Heisenberg, Schrödinger and the Copenhagen consensusnone—
33.06.01Genetics, DNA, and the molecular biology revolutionnone—
33.06.02The double helix and molecular biology: Franklin, Watson-Crick, and the central dogmanone—
33.07.01The digital revolution: computing and the internetnone—
33.07.02Computing history: Turing, von Neumann architecture, transistor, and the internetnone—
33.08.01Contemporary science: challenges, open science, and the futurenone—
33.08.02Big science and global collaboration: CERN, space race, Human Genome Projectnone—

Economics

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23.01.01Scarcity and choicenone—
23.01.02Opportunity Costnone—
23.01.03Supply and Demandnone—
23.01.04Market Equilibriumnone—
23.01.05Elasticitynone—
23.01.06Price Controlsnone—
23.01.07Consumer and Producer Surplusnone—
23.01.08Costs of Productionnone—
23.01.09Perfect Competitionnone—
23.01.10Monopolynone—
23.01.11Oligopoly and Monopolistic Competitionnone—
23.01.12Profit Maximizationnone—
23.01.13Labor Markets and Wagesnone—
23.01.14Money and Bankingnone—
23.01.15Inflation and Deflationnone—
23.01.16GDP and economic measurementnone—
23.01.17Unemploymentnone—
23.01.18Fiscal policynone—
23.01.19Monetary policynone—
23.01.20International trade and comparative advantagenone—
23.01.21Exchange ratesnone—
23.01.22Game theory basicsnone—
23.01.23Externalities and public goodsnone—
23.01.24Income inequality and redistributionnone—
23.01.25Behavioral economicsnone—
23.01.26Market failuresnone—
23.01.27Economic systemsnone—
23.01.28Development economicsnone—
23.01.29Personal finance: budgeting, saving, compound interestnone—
23.01.30Personal finance: credit, debt, investingnone—
52.01.01Microeconomics — scarcity, choice, and equilibriumnone—
52.01.02Revealed preference and Afriat's theorem: cyclical consistency and the rationalizability of demandnone—
52.01.03The Edgeworth box, Pareto efficiency, and the two welfare theoremsnone—
52.02.01Macroeconomics — aggregates, growth, and cyclesnone—
52.02.02Solow growth model, convergence, and endogenous growthnone—
52.03.01Econometrics — identification, estimation, and inferencenone—
52.04.01Game theory — Nash equilibrium and strategic interactionnone—
52.04.02Signaling games and Bayesian Nash equilibrium: Spence, Akerlof, and the intuitive criterionnone—
52.05.01International trade and finance — comparative advantage and open-economy macronone—
52.06.01Behavioral economics — bounded rationality, biases, and nudgesnone—
52.06.02Neuroeconomics and the dopamine reward prediction errornone—

Civics

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23.02.01What is governmentnone—
23.02.02Types of governmentnone—
23.02.03What is a constitutionnone—
23.02.04Separation of powersnone—
23.02.05The legislaturenone—
23.02.06The executivenone—
23.02.07The judiciarynone—
23.02.08How a law is madenone—
23.02.09Electoral systemsnone—
23.02.10Political parties and interest groupsnone—
23.02.11Rights and civil libertiesnone—
23.02.12Federalism and local governmentnone—
23.02.13International organizationsnone—
23.02.14Treaties and international lawnone—
23.02.15Citizenship and civic participationnone—

Geography

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23.03.01Maps and Map Projectionsnone—
23.03.02Latitude, Longitude, and Coordinate Systemsnone—
23.03.03Continents and Oceansnone—
23.03.04Landformsnone—
23.03.05Climate Zones and Biomesnone—
23.03.06Population Distribution and Densitynone—
23.03.07Urbanization and Settlementnone—
23.03.08Natural Resources and Distributionnone—
23.03.09Cultural Geographynone—
23.03.10Political Geographynone—
23.03.11Human Migrationnone—
23.03.12Environmental Geographynone—

Media literacy

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36.01.01Media foundations: history and theorynone—
36.01.02Media business models: advertising, subscriptions, attention economy, platform economicsnone—
36.02.01News and journalism: verification and source evaluationnone—
36.02.02Investigative journalism: source verification, FOIA, data journalism methodsnone—
36.03.01Propaganda and persuasion: rhetorical analysisnone—
36.03.02Disinformation ecosystems: deepfakes, bot networks, coordinated inauthentic behaviornone—
36.04.01Digital literacy: algorithms, filter bubbles, and echo chambersnone—
36.04.02Algorithmic curation: filter bubbles, recommendation systems, and epistemic consequencesnone—
36.05.01Visual literacy: images, data visualization, and manipulationnone—
36.05.02Data visualization and infographics: misleading charts, chartjunk, and honest designnone—
36.06.01Media ethics: responsible consumption and productionnone—
36.06.02Platform accountability and regulation: Section 230, GDPR, content moderation tradeoffsnone—

rhetoric-composition

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22.05.01Rhetoric and composition theory — from Aristotle to modern argumentnone—

language

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22.05.02Aristotle's rhetorical proofs and Toulmin's model of argumentnone—
22.06.02Prose rhythm, sentence acoustics, and the architecture of parataxisnone—

creative-writing

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22.06.01Creative writing — craft across fiction, poetry, and nonfictionnone—

world-literatures

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22.07.01World literatures and literary theorynone—