Master of Mathematics in Pure Mathematics - Analysis

University of Waterloo

Analysis is that branch of mathematics which evolved from the notions of approximations, limits and continuity of real- and complex-valued functions. While the fundamental theorem of calculus remains to this day one of the central pillars of mathematics, modern analysis deals with the above concepts in broader and more abstract settings such as those of topological groups and algebras. Discover the Master of Mathematics in Pure Mathematics program, where you’ll explore the boundary of mathematics and pure reason.With over 80 faculty, postdoctoral fellows and graduate students in the department, the breadth of research in pure mathematics is huge. This grants you the freedom to explore areas of focus that specifically resonate with you. Algebra, analysis, geometry and topology, and number theory make up the core research areas of pure mathematics, all of which can easily be applied to the real world in significant ways. Finance and cryptography are current examples of real-life applications of the field.