Mathematical Object (Aligned Form Type)
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Mathematical object: Mathematical objects include equations, constants, sets, theorems, proofs, and other such things. The most common object for aligned to use are equations. Equations are mathematical statements of equivalency written in abstract and often esoteric symbols. They are the highest expressions of qualitative nature and symmetry and are the basis of many powerful forms. For these forms one will at least need to know the mathematics requires to understand the object, and they are typically actualized by bringing the object to mind and concentrating on it.
