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# A [[set]] of [[axiom]]s together with all [[statement]]s [[derivable]] from them. # A [[set]] of [[axiom]]s together with all [[statement]]s [[derivable]] from them.
#: ''A '''theory''' is consistent if it has a model.'' #: ''A '''theory''' is consistent if it has a model.''
 +==List of notable theories==
 +
 +* '''[[Astronomy]]''': [[Big Bang Theory]]
 +* '''[[Biology]]''': [[Cell theory]] — [[Evolution]] — [[Germ theory]]
 +* '''[[Chemistry]]''': [[Atomic theory]] — [[Kinetic theory|Kinetic theory of gases]]
 +* '''[[Climatology]]''': [[Global warming|Climate change theory]] (due to anthropogenic activity)
 +* '''[[Education]]''': [[Constructivist theory]] — [[Critical pedagogy theory]] — [[Education theory]] — [[Multiple intelligence theory]] — [[Progressive education theory]]
 +* '''[[Engineering]]''': [[Circuit theory]] — [[Control theory]] — [[Signal theory]] — [[Systems theory]] — [[Information theory]]
 +* '''[[Film]]''': [[Film theory|Film Theory]]
 +* '''[[Game]]s''': [[Combinatorial game theory]] — [[Game theory]] — [[Rational choice theory]]
 +* '''[[Geology]]''': [[Plate tectonics]]
 +* '''[[Humanities]]''': [[Critical theory]]
 +* '''[[Literature]]''': [[Literary theory]]
 +* '''[[Mathematics]]''': [[Approximation theory]] — [[Arakelov theory]] — [[Asymptotic theory]] — [[Bifurcation theory]] — [[Catastrophe theory]] — [[Category theory]] — [[Chaos theory]] — [[Choquet theory]] — [[Coding theory]] — [[Deformation theory]] — [[Dimension theory]] — [[Ergodic theory]] — [[Field theory (mathematics)|Field theory]] — [[Galois theory]] — [[Game theory]] — [[Graph theory]] — [[Group theory]] — [[Hodge theory]] — [[Homology theory]] — [[Homotopy theory]] — [[Ideal theory]] — [[Intersection theory (mathematics)|Intersection theory]] — [[Invariant theory]] — [[Iwasawa theory]] — [[K-theory]] — [[KK-theory]] — [[Knot theory]] — [[L-theory]] — [[Lie theory]] — [[Littlewood–Paley theory]] — [[Matrix theory]] — [[Measure theory]] — [[Model theory]] — [[Morse theory]] — [[Nevanlinna theory]] — [[Number theory]] — [[Obstruction theory]] — [[Operator theory]] — [[PCF theory]] — [[Perturbation theory]] — [[Potential theory]] — [[Probability theory]] — [[Ramsey theory]] — [[Representation theory]] — [[Ring theory]] — [[Set theory]] — [[Shape theory (mathematics)|Shape theory]] — [[Small cancellation theory]] — [[Spectral theory]] — [[Stability theory]] — [[Stable theory]] — [[Sturm–Liouville theory]] — [[Twistor theory]]
 +* '''[[Music]]''': [[Music theory]]
 +* '''[[Philosophy]]''': [[Proof theory]] — [[Speculative reason]] — [[Truth|Theory of truth]] — [[Type theory]] — [[Value theory]] — [[Virtue theory]]
 +* '''[[Physics]]''': [[Acoustic theory]] — [[Antenna theory]] — [[BCS theory]] — [[Landau theory]] — [[M-theory]] — [[Perturbation theory (quantum mechanics)|Perturbation theory]] — [[Theory of relativity]] — [[Quantum field theory]] — [[Scattering theory]] — [[String theory]]
 +* '''[[Planetary science]]''': [[Giant impact theory]]
 +* '''[[Visual Art]]''': [[Asthetics|Aesthetics]] — [[Art teaching|Art Educational theory]] — [[Architecture]] — [[Composition (visual arts)|Composition]] — [[Anatomy]] — [[Color theory]] — [[Perspective (graphical)|Perspective]] — [[Visual perception]] — [[Geometry]] — [[Manifold]]s
 +* '''[[Sociology]]''': [[Sociological theory]] — [[Social theory]] — [[Critical theory (Frankfurt School)|Critical theory]]
 +* '''[[Sports]]''': [[Chess theory]]
 +* '''[[Statistics]]''' : [[Extreme value theory]]
 +* '''[[Theatre]]''' : Theory relating to theatrical performance.
 +* '''Other''': [[Obsolete scientific theories]] — [[Phlogiston theory]]
== Namesakes == == Namesakes ==
*[[Theoretical Girls]] *[[Theoretical Girls]]
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By virtue of his magnum opus, the posthumous Ethics, Spinoza is considered one of Western philosophy's definitive ethicists.
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By virtue of his magnum opus, the posthumous Ethics, Spinoza is considered one of Western philosophy's definitive ethicists.

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  1. An unproven conjecture.
    I have a theory about who broke into the school last night, but I have no proof to back it up.
  2. An expectation of what should happen, barring unforeseen circumstances.
    So we’ll be there in three hours?That’s the theory.
  3. A coherent statement or set of statements that attempts to explain observed phenomena.
    There is now a well-developed theory of electrical charge.
  4. A logical structure that enables one to deduce the possible results of every experiment that falls within its purview.
    The theory of relativity was proposed by Einstein.
  5. A field of study attempting to exhaustively describe a particular class of constructs.
    Knot theory classifies the mappings of a circle into 3-space.
  6. A set of axioms together with all statements derivable from them.
    A theory is consistent if it has a model.

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