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== Contents == | == Contents == | ||
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* [[Math]], [[science]], and [[computer science]] [[concept]]s, [[fact]]s, and [[theorem]]s along with full explanations ''at different levels'' and sample problems with solutions. | * [[Math]], [[science]], and [[computer science]] [[concept]]s, [[fact]]s, and [[theorem]]s along with full explanations ''at different levels'' and sample problems with solutions. | ||
* [[Academic competitions|Academic competition]] information. | * [[Academic competitions|Academic competition]] information. | ||
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* [[AoPS Wiki:Tutorial|AoPSWiki tutorial]] | * [[AoPS Wiki:Tutorial|AoPSWiki tutorial]] | ||
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Revision as of 17:02, 7 March 2025
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What makes AoPS Wiki different from other wikis and web resources is that it serves a greater purpose for students than math dictionaries or math encyclopedias (which are usually written on the level of professional mathematicians).
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The AoPS Wiki includes the following:
- Math, science, and computer science concepts, facts, and theorems along with full explanations at different levels and sample problems with solutions.
- Academic competition information.
- Academic scholarship information.
- Anything that you feel is broadly beneficial to young students of problem solving.
