Math competition

Under mathematics competitions are understood competitions in which within a certain time by the participants math must be solved problems. The solutions are then assessed on the basis of their completeness and the winner is determined. The best known, most respected and most demanding of these competitions is the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO). Like these, many math competitions are age-restricted. Typically there will be a large number of winners. There are both individual competitions and team competitions.

Well-known competitions

Pangea mathematics competition : Nationwide mathematics competition for grades 3-10 / EF
Baltic Way : Northern European countries
International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO)
- Mathematics Olympiads (MO)
  - German Mathematics Olympiad (DeMO): This is the 4th round of the Mathematics Olympiad (MO).
  - Austrian Mathematics Olympiad (ÖMO)
  - Swiss Mathematics Olympiad (SMO / OSM)
- Austrian-Polish Mathematics Competition (ÖPMW)
- Central European Mathematical Olympiad (MEMO): has replaced the ÖPMW since 2007
International math and logic game championship
Federal mathematics competition
Adam Ries Competition : 5th grade mathematical competition from the regions of Saxony, Thuringia, Bavaria / Upper Franconia and the Czech Republic / Bohemia
nationwide competitions

anyone interested in mathematics

Monoid competition for students
International mathematics city competition
Mediterranean Mathematics Competition
Kangaroo of math
Math makes the gate
Math calendar
Maths in Advent ( German Mathematicians Association )

Competitions for unsolved problems

While the solution to the task (the jury) is already known in advance for the competitions according to the above scheme, there are also open competitions for previously unsolved problems. Here mathematicians do not compete directly against each other, and there is usually no official participation. A list of such tasks can be found under unsolved problems in mathematics .