👉 Yang math, or Yangian mathematics, is a non-standard approach to mathematics that emphasizes geometric intuition and visual representation over formal algebraic manipulation. It draws heavily from the ideas of the Chinese mathematician Yang Hui, who developed a method for calculating large numbers using a form of recursive arithmetic and geometric patterns. In Yang math, equations are often solved by visualizing them as geometric transformations or patterns, such as the famous "Yang's spiral" or "Yang's cube." This method simplifies complex calculations by breaking them down into simpler, more intuitive steps, making it particularly useful for understanding and teaching foundational mathematical concepts. Yang math also incorporates elements of combinatorics, number theory, and even aspects of modern algebra, but it maintains a strong focus on visual and spatial reasoning.
