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International Conference on Mathematic, Statistics and Applied Science

9th Nov – 10th Nov 2026 Dongguan, china Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Mathematic, Statistics and Applied Science conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

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This track focuses on the fundamental aspects of algebra and number theory, exploring both classical and modern approaches. Researchers are invited to present their findings on topics such as prime numbers, algebraic structures, and cryptographic applications.

This session emphasizes the application of mathematical theories and methods to solve real-world problems across various disciplines. Contributions may include mathematical modeling in engineering, environmental sciences, and social research.

This track covers the latest advancements in statistical methodologies and their applications in data analysis. Papers addressing innovative techniques in applied statistics, econometrics, and business statistics are particularly welcome.

Focusing on computational techniques, this session invites discussions on numerical methods, algorithms, and computer simulations. Researchers are encouraged to share their work on computational models in various fields, including engineering and environmental studies.

This track explores the intersection of mathematics and biology, emphasizing the role of statistical methods in biological research. Topics may include mathematical modeling in ecology, population dynamics, and biostatistical applications in health sciences.

This session is dedicated to the study of discrete structures and their applications in computer science and optimization. Contributions may include topics on graph theory, combinatorics, and algorithm design.

This track focuses on mathematical techniques used in finance, including modeling of financial derivatives and risk assessment. Researchers are invited to present their work on quantitative finance, financial options, and related statistical methods.

This session highlights the application of statistical methods in environmental research and data science. Topics may include environmental modeling, statistical analysis of ecological data, and the use of data science techniques in sustainability studies.

This track addresses the methodologies and applications of operations research in decision-making processes. Papers focusing on optimization techniques, linear programming, and resource allocation are encouraged.

This session explores the role of statistics in educational research and assessment practices. Contributions may include studies on educational outcomes, statistical methods for evaluating teaching effectiveness, and innovative approaches to data collection in education.

This track delves into the foundational aspects of mathematics, including logic, set theory, and the philosophy of mathematics. Researchers are invited to discuss theoretical advancements and their implications for mathematics and computer science.

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