👉 Patents related to mathematics often revolve around novel algorithms, computational methods, and theoretical frameworks that solve specific problems more efficiently or effectively than existing approaches. These patents can cover a wide range of topics, including but not limited to, advanced cryptographic techniques, optimization algorithms for machine learning, novel methods in numerical analysis, and innovative approaches to solving differential equations. The mathematical underpinnings of these inventions typically involve rigorous proofs, unique mathematical structures, or efficient computational strategies that offer significant improvements in terms of speed, accuracy, or resource utilization. By securing patents, inventors and companies protect their intellectual property, ensuring they can commercialize their mathematical innovations while preventing unauthorized use or replication.
