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A mathematician is someone who uses deep knowledge of mathematics to solve problems involving numbers, data, quantity, structure, space, models, and change. Their work matters because mathematical solutions underpin advances in science, technology, engineering, economics, and many other fields that shape how society functions.

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Occupation.name: Mathematician
Occupation.type: Academic
Occupation.image: 250px
Occupation.caption: Euclid (holding calipers), Greek mathematician, known as the "Father of Geometry"
Occupation.competencies: Mathematics, analytical skills and critical thinking skills
Occupation.formation: Doctoral degree, occasionally master's degree
Occupation.employment_field: universities, private corporations, financial industry, government
Occupation.related_occupation: statistician, actuary

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Instance of: occupation
Image: 2014 International Congress of Mathematicians.jpg
Field of occupation: mathematics

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ISCO-88 occupation class: 212
male form of label: matematician
female form of label: ماطيماتيسيانة
Commons category: Mathematicians
topic's main category: Category:Mathematicians
category for eponymous categories: Category:Wikipedia categories named after mathematicians
P8168: 4191 Assesse
ISCO-08 occupation class: 212
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
quantity: 700
Stack Exchange tag: hsm.stackexchange.com/tags/mathematicians
maintained by WikiProject: WikiProject Mathematics

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En matematiker är en person som gjort viktiga matematiska upptäckter eller på yrkesmässig basis sysslar med matematik, vanligen , matematisk undervisning eller tillämpad matematik. Matematiker är ingen skyddad titel, så vem som helst oavsett examen får kalla sig matematiker. Den som är matematiker till yrket har vanligen påbörjat eller genomfört en forskarutbildning vid ett universitet.

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