Mathematical economics studies mathematical methods and models which are applicable or otherwise directly relevant in economics.
Applications of mathematics to economics are a wide field mainly out of scope of Lab; the parts of mathematics applied typically involved are also those of minor presence in Lab (numerical analysis and simulation, optimization, control theory, stochastic processes, regression analysis, time-series analysis, integral and differential equations, game theory, complex networks, fixed point theory, statistics) or moderate presence (variational calculus, dynamical systems) in Lab.
We shall however include pointers in some cases which are relevant to the Lab, for example (nontrivial) connections to category theory.
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