👉 Bound math refers to the set of mathematical principles and rules that define the limits and constraints within which mathematical operations and theories can be validly applied. It encompasses concepts like the fundamental properties of numbers, the consistency of arithmetic and algebra, and the boundaries set by logical and computational limits. For instance, it includes the impossibility of certain problems being solved within specific systems (like the unsolvability of the general quintic equation by radicals) and the constraints on infinity in set theory. Bound math ensures that mathematical models and theories remain coherent, consistent, and useful within their defined scope, preventing paradoxes and contradictions.
