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Fields of Mathematics

Algebra

Algebra; Algebraic signal processing; Algebraic solution; Antiisomorphism; Antivector; Basic element; Binomial (polynomial); Board puzzles with algebra of binary variables; Boolean differential calculus; Bose–Mesner algebra; Boundedly generated group; Brahmagupta's identity; Brahmagupta–Fibonacci identity; Calabi–Yau algebra; Canonical form; Classical Lie algebras; Closed-form expression; Co-Hopfian group; Coefficient; Coherent algebra; Comeasuring; Congruence relation; Conjugate (square roots); Conservation form; Consistent and inconsistent equations; Constant (mathematics); Cramer's theorem (algebraic curves); Cyclic algebra; Cyclotomic polynomial; Cylindrical algebraic decomposition; De Morgan algebra; Determinant; Dialgebra; Differential equations of addition; Digital root; Distribution (number theory); Distribution algebra; Distributive homomorphism; Elementary algebra; Equivalence class; Euler's totient function; Factorization of polynomials over finite fields; Field arithmetic; Filtration (mathematics); Free presentation; Free product of associative algebras; Freshman's dream; Gelfand–Kirillov dimension; Generalized arithmetic progression; Goursat's lemma; Graph algebra (social sciences); Graph dynamical system; Groupoid algebra; Horner's method; Howson property; Hundred Fowls Problem; Idempotent matrix; Identity element; Immanant; Indeterminate equation; Infrastructure (number theory); Inverse element; Invertible module; Irreducible polynomial; K-theory (physics); Kernel (algebra); Kernel (set theory); Laws of Form; Linearly disjoint; List of algebraic constructions; Map algebra; Median algebra; Minimal algebra; Mode-k flattening; Moderne Algebra; Module homomorphism; Monomial; Monomial basis; Monomial ideal; Multiplicative digital root; Nested radical; Omar Khayyam; Operand; Operation (mathematics); Operator (mathematics); Order of operations; Oriented Point Relation Algebra; Outline of algebra; Partial fraction decomposition; Permanent (mathematics); Ping-pong lemma; Polynomial; Polynomial arithmetic; Polynomial Diophantine equation; Polynomial mapping; Polynomial transformation; Portal:Algebra; Power set; Prime avoidance lemma; Primitive part and content; Primordial element (algebra); Prosolvable group; Quadratic-linear algebra; Ratio; Rational difference equation; Recurrence relation; Reduct; Regular chain; Regular semi-algebraic system; Resolvent cubic; Schur algebra; Series expansion; Series multisection; Shuffle algebra; Smooth algebra; Spherical design; Spherically complete field; Square (algebra); Stereotype algebra; Stereotype space; Straight-line program; Subfield of an algebra; Substitution (algebra); Suspension of a ring; Symbolic method; Symbolic power of an ideal; Symmetric difference; System of polynomial equations; Temperley–Lieb algebra; Tertiary ideal; Timeline of geometry; Topological module; Triangular decomposition; Unitary method; Variable (mathematics); Vector algebra; Wild problem
Algebraists: Abū Kāmil Shujāʿ ibn Aslam; Abraham Adrian Albert; Shimshon Amitsur; Alexander Anderson (mathematician); Emil Artin; Michael Artin; Reinhold Baer; Rosemary A. Bailey; Hyman Bass; George Bergman; Étienne Bézout; Bhāskara II; Norman L. Biggs; Garrett Birkhoff; Rafael Bombelli; Carl Wilhelm Borchardt; Erland Samuel Bring; Peter Cameron (mathematician); Bill Casselman (mathematician); Ivan Cherednik; Mitrofan Cioban; William Kingdon Clifford; Paul Cohn; John Horton Conway; Richard Dedekind; Vinay V. Deodhar; Leonard Eugene Dickson; Marie-Louise Dubreil-Jacotin; Eugene Dynkin; David Eisenbud; Karin Erdmann; Lodovico Ferrari; Sergey Fomin; Michael D. Fried; László Fuchs; Skip Garibaldi; Edray Herber Goins; Oscar Goldman (mathematician); Paul Gordan; Hermann Grassmann; Rostislav Grigorchuk; Patrick Michael Grundy; György Hajós; Marshall Hall (mathematician); Philip Hall; Paul Halmos; Günter Harder; Thomas Harriot; David Kent Harrison; Charles Hermite; Daniel Hershkowitz; Israel Nathan Herstein; Otto Hesse; Melvin Hochster; András P Huhn; Thomas W. Hungerford; Ibn al-Banna' al-Marrakushi; Jessie Marie Jacobs; Nathan Jacobson; George Jerrard; Charles Royal Johnson; Bjarni Jónsson; Irving Kaplansky; Fridrikh Karpelevich; Michel Kervaire; Ellen Kirkman; Helge von Koch; Alexei Kostrikin; Tsit Yuen Lam; Joachim Lambek; Emanuel Lasker; Howard Levi; Jean-Louis Loday; Saunders Mac Lane; Cyrus Colton MacDuffee; D. S. Malik; Yuri Manin; Robert James Marsh; Artemas Martin; Eben Matlis; Colin McLarty; Moshe Meiselman; Alexander Merkurjev; Vincenzo Mollame; Paul Monsky; E. H. Moore; Taro Morishima; Kiiti Morita; Ruth Moufang; Tadashi Nakayama (mathematician); Philibert Nang; Nissan Deliatitz; Emmy Noether; Barbara L. Osofsky; Alexander Ostrowski; Alessandro Padoa; Raman Parimala; Benjamin Peirce; Sorin Popa; Nicolae Popescu; Hilary Priestley; T. R. Ramadas; László Rédei; Zinovy Reichstein; Idun Reiten; Archibald Read Richardson; Roger Wolcott Richardson; Ladislav Rieger; Joseph J. Rotman; Paolo Ruffini; Pierre Samuel; Stephen Schanuel; Otto Schilling; Friedrich Karl Schmidt; Dan Segal; George Seligman; Jean-Pierre Serre; Alexander Skopin; Ernst Steinitz; Michael Stifel; Uwe Storch; James Joseph Sylvester; Tibor Szele; Marko Tadić; Steven Takiff; Guy Terjanian; Alexandre-Théophile Vandermonde; Suresh Venapally; François Viète; Bartel Leendert van der Waerden; Viktor Wagner; Muriel Kennett Wales; Heinrich Martin Weber; Joseph Wedderburn; Johannes Widmann; Ernst Witt; Chiungtze C. Tsen; Max August Zorn; Shreeram Shankar Abhyankar; Daniel Allcock; Yves André; Suren Arakelov; Carolina Araujo (mathematician); Enrico Arbarello; Vladimir Arnold; Michael Atiyah; Isaak Bacharach; Walter Lewis Baily, Jr.; Iacopo Barsotti; Alfred Barnard Basset; Victor Batyrev; Arnaud Beauville; Kai Behrend; Alexander Beilinson; Prakash Belkale; Giusto Bellavitis; Joseph Bernstein; Pierre Berthelot; Andrzej Białynicki-Birula; Pierre Bieliavsky; Indranil Biswas; Spencer Bloch; Fedor Bogomolov; Armand Borel; Raoul Bott; Christophe Breuil; Egbert Brieskorn; Guido Castelnuovo; Arthur Cayley; Mei-Chu Chang; Chenyang Xu; Claude Chevalley; Wei-Liang Chow; Alfred Clebsch; David A. Cox; Luigi Cremona; Corrado de Concini; Michele de Franchis; Olivier Debarre; Pasquale del Pezzo; Pierre Deligne; Michel Demazure; Otto Dersch; Max Deuring; Alicia Dickenstein; Jean Dieudonné; Alexandru Dimca; Igor Dolgachev; Simon Donaldson; Vladimir Drinfeld; Patrick du Val; Bernard Dwork; Lawrence Ein; Geir Ellingsrud; Federigo Enriques; Gerd Faltings; Gino Fano; Victor Flynn; William Fulton (mathematician); Ofer Gabber; Terence Gaffney; Arnaldo Garcia; Alexander Givental; Lothar Göttsche; Phillip Griffiths; Mark Gross (mathematician); Alexander Grothendieck; Giovanni Battista Guccia; Dmitry Gudkov (mathematician); Christopher Hacon; Georges Henri Halphen; Megumi Harada; Joe Harris (mathematician); Robin Hartshorne; Brendan Hassett; Tamás Hausel; Heisuke Hironaka; Friedrich Hirzebruch; Hoàng Xuân Sính; W. V. D. Hodge; Geoffrey Horrocks; R. W. H. T. Hudson; June Huh; Daniel Huybrechts; Shigeru Iitaka; Luc Illusie; Shihoko Ishii; Aise Johan de Jong; Erich Kähler; Margarete Kahn; Eric Katz; Nick Katz; Sheldon Katz; Takahiro Kawai; Yujiro Kawamata; Kiran Kedlaya; George Kempf; Askold Khovanskii; Reinhardt Kiehl; Frances Kirwan; Steven Kleiman; Horst Knörrer; Kunihiko Kodaira; János Kollár; Maxim Kontsevich; Neithalath Mohan Kumar; Laurent Lafforgue; Vincent Lafforgue; V. Lakshmibai; Daniel Lazard; Robert Lazarsfeld; Lê Thị Thanh Nhàn; Klara Löbenstein; Eduard Looijenga; Francis Sowerby Macaulay; Teruhisa Matsusaka; Yozo Matsushima; James McKernan; William Messing; Shinichi Mochizuki; Boris Moishezon; Fabien Morel; Shigefumi Mori; Shigeru Mukai; David Mumford; Mircea Mustaţă; M. S. Narasimhan; Max Noether; Donal O'Shea; Tadao Oda; Arthur Ogus; Olga Oleinik; Takashi Ono (mathematician); Frans Oort; Rahul Pandharipande; Alexey Parshin; Ragni Piene; Vincent Pilloni; Henri Poincaré; Bjorn Poonen; Mihnea Popa; Emma Previato; Friedrich Prym; S. Ramanan; Lorenzo Ramero; Michael Rapoport; Michel Raynaud; Elmer Rees; Miles Reid; Vladimir Abramovich Rokhlin; Jakob Rosanes; Kyoji Saito; Wilfried Schmid; Peter Scholze; Hermann Schubert; Richard Schwartz (mathematician); Corrado Segre; C. S. Seshadri; Francesco Severi; Igor Shafarevich; Vadim Schechtman; Nicholas Shepherd-Barron; Carlos Simpson; Charles Herschel Sisam; Virgil Snyder; Christophe Soulé; Karl-Otto Stöhr; Andrei Suslin; Mina Teicher; Montserrat Teixidor i Bigas; Richard Thomas (mathematician); Eugenio Giuseppe Togliatti; Burt Totaro; Kenji Ueno; Ravi Vakil; Giuseppe Veronese; Oleg Viro; Vladimir Voevodsky; Claire Voisin; José Felipe Voloch; Charles Weibel; André Weil; Wu Wenjun; John Radford Young; Guido Zappa; Oscar Zariski; Shou-Wu Zhang; Steven Zucker; Niels Henrik Abel; Sergei Adian; Jonathan Lazare Alperin; James J. Andrews (mathematician); Michael Aschbacher; Paul Gustav Heinrich Bachmann; Grace Marie Bareis; Gilbert Baumslag; Mladen Bestvina; Gerrit Bol; Richard Borcherds; Brian Bowditch; Henry Roy Brahana; Richard Brauer; Joel Lee Brenner; John Britton (mathematician); William Burnside; James W. Cannon; Roger Carter (mathematician); Ruth Charney; Arthur Byron Coble; Marston Conder; Charles W. Curtis; Morton L. Curtis; Everett C. Dade; Max Dehn; Marcus du Sautoy; Walther von Dyck; Kanta Gupta; Inder Bir Singh Passi; Bhama Srinivasan; T. N. Venkataramana; 8525 Nielsabel; Abel (crater)