This repository explains popular machine learning algorithms with MATLAB and Octave code examples and mathematics.
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A curated GitHub list collects mathematics resources for browsing and further study.
About Awesome Math
Awesome Math is a curated list, hosted on GitHub, of resources for learning, teaching, and doing mathematics. It covers pure mathematics, applied mathematics, computation, formal proof, and the use of AI in mathematics, organized into sections such as foundations and logic, algebra, geometry and topology, analysis, probability and statistics, numerical and computational mathematics, mathematical physics, and mathematical software. The list points to external items including learning platforms, proof and problem-solving texts, video courses, question-and-answer sites, and reference works. Most listed resources are free to access; paid resources may be included when they are widely respected and hard to replace, and access limits are meant to be stated in the entry. It is an index rather than a teaching platform, so the actual material lives on the linked sites.
Key features
- Topic-organized index spanning foundations, algebra, geometry, analysis, probability and numerical math
- Sections on formal mathematics and theorem proving
- Sections on AI for mathematics and mathematical software tools
- Mixes learning platforms, video courses, Q&A sites, textbooks and reference works
- States that most listed resources are free, with paid exceptions
- Contribution guidelines for suggesting new resources
Best for: Students, teachers, and self-learners who want a topic-organized starting point for finding mathematics resources across many subfields.
Good for
- Covers both pure and applied mathematics in a single list
- Most listed resources are free to access, with paid items flagged as exceptions
- Maintained repository with contribution guidelines and a documented commit history
Watch out for
- It is a directory of links rather than original instructional content
- Some entries lead to paid courses or textbooks, and access terms vary by external platform
Awesome Math at a glance
- Category
- Education & Learning › Mathematics Learning
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Awesome Math FAQ
Does Awesome Math provide its own courses?
No. It is a curated list that links to external resources for learning, teaching, and doing mathematics.
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