Everything

Carl Friedrich Gauss

the
Queen of the Sciences

Symmetry

in everyday language refers to a sense of harmonious and beautiful proportion and balance

Tessellations

are patterns formed by repeating tiles all over a flat surface.

Leonardo Bonacci

One of the most talented mathematicians of the middle ages

Liber abaci

Fibonacci wrote a very famous book to describe mathematics he learned

Precise

which means it is able to make very fine distinctions or definitions among a set of mathematical language

Set

is a collection of objects which are called elements of the set.

Cardinality

refers to the number of elements in a set

Joint Sets

is a set with common elements

Disjoint Set

is a set with no common elements

Universal Set

is a set that contains all of the elements relevant to a given discussion

Null set

is a set with no elements

Venn diagrams

are used for illustrating set-theoretic relationships

Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz

is one of the first mathematician to make serious study of symbolic logic

Augustus de Morgan

contributed to the advancement of the symbolic logic

Symbolic logic

Is a powerful tool for analysis and communication in mathematics

Statement

is a declarative sentence which can be regarded as true or false