👉 SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) math involves calculating the correct outgoing mail delivery sequence and ensuring that emails are routed accurately between servers. It uses algorithms to determine the optimal path for messages, considering factors like server availability, mailbox order, and recipient's mail server settings. SMTP math includes calculating the sequence numbers for each message, ensuring unique identifiers, and managing bounces or failed delivery attempts. It also involves handling message fragmentation for large emails and ensuring that the mail transfer process adheres to RFC standards, maintaining the integrity and reliability of email transmission.
