Mathematics and Its Applications in Other Disciplines
A special issue of Axioms (ISSN 2075-1680).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 May 2026 | Viewed by 1559
Special Issue Editors
Interests: graph theory; fault tolerance of networks; network optimization
Interests: number theory; iwasawa theory; combinatorics; fibonacci numbers; mumber sequences; graph theory; unimaginable numbers; combinatorics on words; fractal geometry; polytopes; elliptic curves; cryptography; applied mathematics; cellular automata; mathematical models; chaos theory; nonlinear dynamics; shallow water
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Mathematics, an ancient and fundamental discipline, possesses boundless charm and power. It is by no means merely a collection of numbers and formulas. Instead, it serves as a universal language capable of precisely describing the world and uncovering the laws of all things. From the exploration of geometry by ancient Greek scholars to the continuous expansion of mathematical theories in the present day, mathematics has always provided the cornerstone of humanity's understanding of the world through rigorous logic and abstract thinking.
In the modern scientific system, mathematics is omnipresent. Physics utilizes mathematical models to describe the laws of the universe's operation. From the formulas of Newtonian mechanics to the complex tensor equations of the theory of relativity, mathematics enables physicists to accurately predict the motion trajectories of celestial bodies. Furthermore, in biology, mathematical models are employed to study population growth and ecological balance, helping us understand the mechanisms behind life phenomena. In engineering, whether in architectural design, circuit optimization, or aerospace technology, mathematical algorithms ensure the safety and efficiency of designs.
This Special Issue focuses on the remarkable applications of mathematics in various disciplines and aims to explore points of crossover between mathematics and different fields. We aim to show how mathematics injects vitality into other disciplines and promotes the continuous progress of science and technology, and to show its influence across disciplinary boundaries. We look forward to your contributions, and to jointly exploring the significance of mathematics as it stands across a range of fields.
Prof. Dr. Litao Guo
Dr. Fabio Caldarola
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- pure mathematics
- applied mathematics
- control theory
- combinatorics
- graph theory
- network optimization
- network design
- computational theory
- algorithm design and analysis
- computer-aided geometric design
- algorithmic complexity
- automata theory
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