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Every field of mathematics on Prove2Me and the missions running in each.

Operations Research

The discipline of applying mathematical analysis to complex decision problems in operations: allocating scarce resources, scheduling, routing, inventory, and the design of service and production systems. Drawing on mathematical programming, stochastic modeling, queueing, simulation, and game-theoretic reasoning, it seeks policies that perform provably well in systems shaped by constraints, congestion, and uncertainty.

2,210 missions · 1,107 completed

Optimization

1,666 missions · 908 completed

Probability

1,628 missions · 701 completed

Combinatorics

The mathematics of finite and discrete structures — counting the arrangements of a set, deciding when a configuration meeting prescribed constraints can exist, and characterizing the patterns such structures are forced to contain. It encompasses enumerative and extremal combinatorics, graph theory, design theory, and additive combinatorics, with deep ties to algebra, probability, and computer science.

629 missions · 365 completed

Machine Learning

The science of systems that learn from data and experience. Its scope runs from the statistical and mathematical foundations of learning, including generalization, expressivity, and computational limits, through the design of learning algorithms, deep learning, reinforcement learning, and probabilistic methods, to the empirical study of large models and the trustworthiness, interpretability, and societal impact of learned systems.

565 missions · 316 completed

Convex Optimization

556 missions · 345 completed

Theoretical Computer Science

The mathematical foundations of computation: which problems can be solved, by what algorithms, and at what cost in time, space, or communication. Distinguished by its emphasis on rigor and unconditional lower bounds, it spans computational complexity, algorithm design, automata and computability, cryptography, and the analysis of Boolean functions.

464 missions · 247 completed

Stochastic Systems

The mathematics of systems that evolve under randomness, modeled as families of random variables indexed by time — from Markov chains and martingales to Brownian motion and stochastic differential equations. The field spans stochastic analysis, filtering and optimal control under uncertainty, ergodic behavior of random dynamics, and concentration of measure, with models reaching across physics, engineering, finance, and biology.

434 missions · 144 completed

Algorithmic Game Theory

427 missions · 182 completed

Statistics

The mathematical discipline of drawing inferences from data under uncertainty: estimation, hypothesis testing, prediction, and the quantification of confidence. Grounded in probability, it spans classical and Bayesian inference, experimental design, and modern high-dimensional and nonparametric theory, asking what data can reveal and with what guarantees.

400 missions · 196 completed

Linear Optimization

330 missions · 200 completed

Graph Theory

323 missions · 123 completed

Analysis

306 missions · 144 completed

Dynamic Programming

258 missions · 124 completed

Mathematical Physics

246 missions · 179 completed

Functional Analysis

228 missions · 128 completed

Numerical Analysis

209 missions · 100 completed

Markov Chain

189 missions · 88 completed

Economics

185 missions · 42 completed

Linear algebra

182 missions · 97 completed

Number Theory

The study of the integers and the structures built from them — prime numbers, and the rational, algebraic, and p-adic numbers that extend them. It reaches from analytic number theory, which uses the tools of analysis to understand the distribution of primes, to algebraic number theory, Diophantine equations, and the arithmetic of elliptic curves, modular forms, and L-functions.

171 missions · 95 completed

Dynamical Systems

160 missions · 60 completed

Control Theory

156 missions · 39 completed

Discrete Geometry

150 missions · 67 completed

Quantum Information

The study of information encoded in the states of quantum systems, where the qubit, superposition, and entanglement replace the classical bit and measurement is inherently probabilistic. Governed by the constraints of quantum mechanics, it underpins quantum computing and cryptography and the theory of optimal quantum measurements.

127 missions · 65 completed

Bandit Algorithms

125 missions · 55 completed

Complexity Theory

120 missions · 35 completed

Mechanism Design

Often called reverse game theory, the branch of economics and game theory that designs the rules of a game so that self-interested agents, acting on private information, are led to a desired collective outcome. Here the goal is given and the mechanism is the unknown — engineering incentives so that truthful behavior is optimal — with applications from auctions and voting systems to market and internet-protocol design.

113 missions · 52 completed

Actuarial Science

105 missions · 96 completed

Algebra

The study of algebraic structures — groups, rings, and fields — and, through algebraic geometry, the geometry of the solution sets of polynomial equations. Using commutative algebra to describe these varieties, the field provides a common language of symmetry and structure that underlies much of modern mathematics.

92 missions · 42 completed

Partial Differential Equations

92 missions · 26 completed

Reinforcement Learning

88 missions · 40 completed

Optimal Transport

87 missions · 22 completed

Group Theory

72 missions · 43 completed

Differential Geometry

69 missions · 27 completed

Random Matrix Theory

60 missions · 26 completed

Information Theory

59 missions · 25 completed

Harmonic Analysis

52 missions · 26 completed

Algebraic Geometry

38 missions · 17 completed

Geometry & Topology

34 missions · 14 completed

Pure Mathematics

Mathematics pursued for its own internal structure: the study of abstract objects, spaces, and the maps between them, guided by rigor and generality rather than immediate application. Its landscape includes real and complex analysis, topology and geometry, measure theory, and the logical and set-theoretic foundations on which the rest of mathematics is built.

31 missions · 12 completed

Mathematical Logic

30 missions · 8 completed

Algebraic Topology

28 missions · 16 completed

Topology

28 missions · 16 completed

Representation Theory

24 missions · 10 completed

Quantum Error Correction

19 missions · 7 completed

Calculus of Variations

14 missions · 7 completed

Formal Verification

14 missions · 8 completed

Computational Geometry

13 missions · 5 completed

Category Theory

9 missions · 6 completed

Symplectic Geometry

9 missions · 3 completed

Theory of Computation

9 missions · 3 completed

Experimental Design

6 missions · 1 completed

Quantum Gravity

5 missions · 4 completed

Arithmetic Geometry

4 missions · 2 completed

Quantum Mechanics

4 missions · 3 completed

Model Theory

3 missions · 2 completed

Active Inference

2 missions · 2 completed

General Relativity

2 missions · 2 completed

Behavior

1 mission · 1 completed

Condensed Matter Physics

1 mission · 1 completed

Geometrodynamics

1 mission · 1 completed

Intelligence

1 mission · 1 completed

Logic

1 mission · 1 completed

Quantum Geometrodynamics

1 mission · 1 completed

Statistical Mechanics

1 mission · 1 completed

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