The Map of Arithmetic: Animation Exhibits How All of the Totally different Fields in Math Match Collectively

Again in Decem­ber, you hope­ful­ly thor­ough­ly immersed your­self in The Map of Physics, an ani­mat­ed video–a visu­al support for the mod­ern age–that mapped out the sphere of physics, clarify­ing all of the con­nec­tions between clas­si­cal physics, quan­tum physics, and rel­a­tiv­i­ty.

You’ll be able to’t do physics with­out math. Therefore we now have The Map of Math­e­mat­ics. Cre­at­ed by physi­cist Dominic Wal­li­man, this video explains “how pure math­e­mat­ics and utilized math­e­mat­ics relate to every oth­er and all the sub-top­ics they’re created from.” Watch the brand new video above. You’ll be able to purchase a poster of the map right here. And you’ll down­load a ver­sion for edu­ca­tion­al use right here.

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