- In mathematics, a
theorem is a
statement that has been proved, or can be proved. The
proof of a
theorem is a
logical argument that uses the inference...
- In mathematics, the
Pythagorean theorem or Pythagoras'
theorem is a
fundamental relation in
Euclidean geometry between the
three sides of a
right triangle...
- In
probability theory and statistics, Bayes'
theorem (alternatively Bayes' law or Bayes' rule),
named after Thomas Bayes,
describes the
probability of...
- Gödel's
incompleteness theorems are two
theorems of
mathematical logic that are
concerned with the
limits of
provability in
formal axiomatic theories...
- algebra, the
binomial theorem (or
binomial expansion)
describes the
algebraic expansion of
powers of a binomial.
According to the
theorem, it is
possible to...
- Stokes's
theorem, also
known as the Kelvin–Stokes
theorem after Lord
Kelvin and
George Stokes, the
fundamental theorem for
curls or
simply the curl
theorem, is...
- In
probability theory, the
central limit theorem (CLT)
establishes that, in many situations, when
independent random variables are
summed up,
their properly...
- In mathematics, the mean
value theorem (or
Lagrange theorem) states, roughly, that for a
given planar arc
between two endpoints,
there is at
least one...
- In
theoretical computer science, the CAP
theorem, also
named Brewer's
theorem after computer scientist Eric Brewer,
states that any
distributed data store...
- In
number theory, Fermat's Last
Theorem (sometimes
called Fermat's conjecture,
especially in
older texts)
states that no
three positive integers a, b...
