Wikipedia:WikiProject Mathematics/Wikipedia 1.0/Structure

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Project information: Assessment scheme (quality, importance, field) • Summary tables • Maths rating template • Project structure • WP 1.0 Mathematics articles (statistics, log)

Assessment by subject: General • Basics • Algebra • Analysis • Applied • Discrete • Frequently viewed • Foundations, logic, and set theory • Geometry • Mathematical physics • Number theory • Probability and statistics • Topology • Theorems and conjectures • History • Mathematicians • Vital articles

Assessment by quality: FA • A • GA • B+ • B • Start • Stub • Unassessed

Categories: Articles by quality (FA, A, GA, B+, B, Start, Stub, Unassessed) • Articles by importance (Top, High, Mid, Low, Unassessed) • Historical articles • Vital articles • Unassessed field • Incomplete assessments • Assessments without comments

This page is an organized list of the many subpages of Wikipedia:WikiProject Mathematics/Wikipedia 1.0 (apart from this one!).

1 The main table
2 Description of assessment
3 Main fields
4 Additional ratings fields
5 Articles by quality pages
6 Categories
7 General templates used by the project
8 Technical project templates

[edit] The main table

Wikipedia:WikiProject Mathematics/Wikipedia 1.0/Table

[edit] Description of assessment

[edit] Main fields

Each of these pages has /Top, /High, /Mid, /Low and /Unassessed subpages which list the articles in that field with the given importance (or priority) rating. There is also a /defn subpage which defines the rough scope of the field. This is also used by the fields page.

[edit] Additional ratings fields

Each of these pages, except for the Mathematicians page, has /Top, /High, /Mid, /Low and /Unassessed subpages which list the articles in that field with the given importance (or priority) rating.

[edit] Articles by quality pages

Each of these pages has /Top, /High, /Mid, /Low and /Unassessed subpages which list the articles in that class with the given importance (or priority) rating.