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Fields of Mathematics

Logic

Logic provides the foundation for mathematical proof and reasoning. Through propositional logic and predicate logic, WIIS systematically explains logical formulas, truth values, quantifiers, and the basic ideas behind proof. These materials provide a starting point for studying university-level mathematics and other theoretical disciplines.

Set Theory

Set theory is the common language of modern mathematics. Focusing on sets, functions, relations, cardinality, and order relations, this course systematically explains the fundamental concepts needed to understand a wide range of mathematical fields. It provides a foundation for further study in areas such as real analysis, linear algebra, and topology.

Probability and Statistics

Probability theory is a mathematical framework for analyzing uncertain phenomena. It provides a systematic study of probability spaces, random variables, discrete and continuous probability distributions, and asymptotic theory, laying the foundation for further study in statistics and machine learning.

Fields of Economics

Microeconomics

Microeconomics is a fundamental field of economics that analyzes the decisions of consumers and firms, how prices are determined in markets, and how resources are allocated. It provides a systematic study of demand and supply, consumer theory, producer theory, market equilibrium, welfare economics, and market failures, helping students understand how market economies function.

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Learning Materials

A forum for questions and discussions about WIIS learning materials. You can post directly from each learning material page, deepen your understanding of the content, and share ideas with other learners.

Learning Forum

A community for discussing study methods, sharing learning plans, and organizing reading groups or study sessions. You are welcome to exchange ideas about learning across all fields.

Mathematics

A forum focused on university-level mathematics, including definitions, theorems, proofs, and problem solving. Topics range from questions about learning materials to more advanced mathematical discussions.

Economics

A forum for discussing microeconomics, macroeconomics, game theory, public economics, and related fields. It provides a place to study economic theory while considering its relationship with the real world.

Realist International Politics

A forum for discussing international relations, security, foreign policy, and related topics. Discussions that examine international politics from a realist perspective are especially welcome.

History

A forum for discussing Japanese history, world history, historical events, figures, and ideas. It is a place to share perspectives on contemporary society through the study of the past.

Accommodation Tax Study Group

A research project on tourism policy and local public finance, including accommodation taxes. Participants interested in data analysis, institutional design, and policy recommendations are welcome.

WIIS Administration

A forum for announcements and policies related to the operation of WIIS. We also welcome user feedback, including suggestions for feature improvements and bug reports.

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