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Mateus (wine)
Mateus (Mateus Rosé) is a Portuguese medium-sweet, slightly sparkling rosé created in 1942 by Fernando van Zeller Guedes of Sogrape, named for the Palace of Mateus, sold in a WWI-flask-shaped bottle, and at its 1978 peak over 40% of Portugal's table wine exports.
Mateusz Gamrot
Mateusz "Gamer" Gamrot, Polish UFC lightweight and former KSW Lightweight Champion (won 2016), ADCC European champion, known for ankle-pick and low-single chain wrestling; UFC record 9-5, ranked 10th at end of 2026.
Mateusz Klich
Mateusz Andrzej Klich (born 1990, Tarnów) is a Polish midfielder for Cracovia, number 43. Ex-Wolfsburg, PEC Zwolle, Leeds United (195 apps, 2019/20 Championship title), D.C. United and Atlanta United; over 40 Poland caps.
Mateusz Kusznierewicz
Mateusz Kusznierewicz, Polish sailor born 1975 in Warsaw, Finn-class Olympic gold medalist at Atlanta 1996 (first Polish Olympic sailing medal) and bronze medalist at Athens 2004; five-time Olympian and multiple Finn and Star world champion.
Mateusz Morawiecki
Mateusz Jakub Morawiecki is a Polish politician and former banker who served as Prime Minister of Poland from 2017 to 2023 as a leading Law and Justice figure.
Mateusz Rębecki
Mateusz Rębecki ("Chińczyk"), Polish UFC lightweight born 1992 in Gryfice; 21-5 record, ex-FEN champion, DWCS graduate, 10 KO and 7 submission wins, three Fight of the Night bonuses.
Matewan
Matewan (1987) is John Sayles' independent drama about the 1920 Matewan Massacre in West Virginia's Mine Wars, starring Chris Cooper, James Earl Jones, and Will Oldham, Oscar-nominated for Haskell Wexler's cinematography and added to the National Film Registry in 2023.
Matewos
Abuna Matewos (circa 1842–1926) was an Egyptian-born Coptic monk who served as Metropolitan of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church from 1889 and became an influential councillor of Emperor Menilek II.
Math 55
Math 55 is a two-semester honors mathematics sequence at Harvard University covering algebra, group theory, and real and complex analysis, known as the hardest undergraduate math class.
MATH benchmark
The MATH benchmark is a dataset of 12,500 problems from high school math competitions, published in 2021 and scored by exact match; it was largely saturated by 2025.
MATH dataset
The MATH dataset is a 2021 benchmark of 12,500 competition mathematics problems, drawn from AMC and AIME contests, that reasoning models drove to near-saturation by 2025.
Math Lady
Math Lady, also Confused Math Lady or Nazaré Confusa, is a reaction meme of Brazilian actress Renata Sorrah as villain Nazaré Tedesco in the 2004 telenovela Senhora do Destino, with fan-added math equations; first used as a GIF in 2013, viral worldwide in 2016.
Math rock
Math rock: a rhythmically complex style of indie rock and post-hardcore with odd time signatures and angular guitars, emerging in late 1980s US underground scenes around Slint and Don Caballero.
Math wars
Math wars: recurring US conflicts over K-12 mathematics teaching, pitting explicit, procedural, basic-skills instruction against reform approaches emphasizing conceptual understanding and discovery, from New Math through NCTM standards, California 1997, Common Core, and the science of math movement.
Math-Shepherd
Math-Shepherd is a process reward model for mathematical reasoning in large language models, introduced in December 2023, that labels each reasoning step by whether model completions from it reach the correct answer.
Matha Strait
Matha Strait (Estrecho Matha) is a deep, navigable NW-SE strait between Adelaide Island and the Biscoe Islands off the Antarctic Peninsula, named for André Matha of Charcot's expedition and renamed from Matha Bay by Rymill's 1934-37 BGLE survey.
Mathagam
Mathagam (மத்தகம்) is a 2023 Tamil-language crime drama web series on Disney+ Hotstar, directed by Prasath Murugesan, starring Atharvaa as DCP Ashwath and Manikandan as gangster Padalam Sekar in a 30-hour Chennai crime story.
Mathcad
Mathcad is engineering software for performing, verifying, and documenting mathematical calculations, created by Allen Razdow of Mathsoft in the 1980s and acquired by PTC in 2006; its current line is Mathcad Prime.
Mathcore
Mathcore, also called noisecore or chaotic hardcore, is a chaotic 1990s metalcore and hardcore punk subgenre with odd time signatures, polyrhythms, and dissonant riffing, pioneered by Converge, Botch, Coalesce, Candiria, and The Dillinger Escape Plan.
Mathcounts
MATHCOUNTS is a U.S. middle school math competition for grades 6-8, founded in 1983, with Sprint, Target, Team and Countdown Rounds across school, chapter, state and national levels.
Matheesha Pathirana
Matheesha Pathirana, born in 2002 in Kandy, Sri Lanka, is a fast bowler nicknamed Baby Malinga who became Chennai Super Kings' death-overs specialist and won the 2023 IPL title.
MatHem
MatHem (Mathem i Sverige AB) is a Stockholm-based online grocery retailer founded by Karolin and Tomas Kull around 2008, operating in Sweden as a brand under the Oda Group since 2023.
Mathematical analysis
Mathematical analysis, also known as classical analysis, is the branch of mathematics that studies real and complex functions through limits, continuity, differentiation, and integration, underpinning calculus.
Mathematical and theoretical biology
Mathematical and theoretical biology, also called biomathematics, applies mathematical models and theoretical analysis to living systems, from whole populations down to molecules, in contrast with experimental biology.
Mathematical beauty
Mathematical beauty: the aesthetic pleasure in theorems, proofs, and equations. Covers Hardy's six criteria, Poincaré on elegance, Inglis and Aberdein's four appraisal dimensions, Zeki's orbitofrontal findings, and cross-cultural agreement studies.
Mathematical coincidence
A mathematical coincidence, also called a coincidence in mathematics, is an equality or near-equality between different mathematical quantities that has no known theoretical explanation, such as rational approximations to π.
Mathematical constant
A mathematical constant is a well-defined real number arising from mathematics rather than measurement, the best known being π and e, the base of natural logarithms.
Mathematical economics
Mathematical economics is the application of mathematical methods to formalize economic theory, making economics model-based; its central result is the 1954 Arrow–Debreu proof of competitive equilibrium.
Mathematical finance
Mathematical finance, also known as quantitative finance, is the branch of financial economics that uses stochastic processes to model the evolution of prices and risk in markets.
Mathematical formulation of quantum mechanics
The mathematical formulation of quantum mechanics is the framework representing states by vectors, observables by self-adjoint operators, and measurement probabilities by the Born rule in a complex Hilbert space.