A matemática como uma linguagem base de todas as ciências naturais

Abstract

This course conclusion work addresses mathematics as a basic language of all natural sciences and aims to explore the way in which it plays a fundamental role as a unifying language in natural sciences, enabling a deeper understanding of the formulation of theories accurate through exploration of the natural world through modeling techniques. The study highlights the application of the integral as an example of this interconnection, highlighting how this powerful mathematical tool unifies physical, chemical and biological sciences. The text also addresses the use of mathematics since the dawn of civilization to explore and understand the natural world, in addition to discussing the role of mathematics in other areas of knowledge and concluding that it serves as a unifier that transcends the barriers between scientific disciplines. Furthermore, it plays a fundamental role in building bridges between these disciplines, enabling collaboration and advancement in interdisciplinary research.