Tight Closure
The application of characteristic 
methods in Commutative Algebra, which is a synthesis of some areas ofCommutative Algebra and Algebraic Geometry.
References
Bruns, W. ``Tight Closure.'' Bull. Amer. Math. Soc. 33, 447-457, 1996. Huneke, C. ``An Algebraist Commuting in Berkeley.'' Math. Intell. 11, 40-52, 1989.
- Bernstein's Inequality
- Bernstein's Polynomial Theorem
- Bernstein-Szegö Polynomials
- Berry-Osseen Inequality
- Berry Paradox
- Bertelsen's Number
- Bertini's Theorem
- Bertrand Curves
- Bertrand's Paradox
- Bertrand's Postulate
- Bertrand's Problem
- Bertrand's Test
- Bertrand's Theorem
- Besov Space
- Bessel Differential Equation
- Bessel Function
- Bessel Function Fourier Expansion
- Bessel Function of the First Kind
- Bessel Function of the Second Kind
- Bessel Function of the Third Kind
- Bessel Polynomial
- Bessel's Correction
- Bessel's Finite Difference Formula
- Bessel's First Integral
- Bessel's Formula