Properties of any structures

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Bonjour, I've never made extensive researches in number theory, scared to lost myself, so... I would like to ask you something : Could you help me to find some sources(or anything else) about the distribution and the interactions/properties[...] of elements for any structures(if that does exist, but I'm pretty sure it exists, even if...).

I'll give you an exemple : Imagine you are working on the set of natural numbers, you would like to find the "informations" about the intrinsic properties/rules of that set (for instance, the distribution of numbers of the form $ak+b$ (it's only an example), the behavior when you apply a transformation compared to an abstract object, when you add $a$ and $b$ : be able to say if a+b will be even or odd (without doing the operation) and so on...).

I've try to be the more comprehensive that i could, but that stays a little bit confusing I guess. Sorry... If you want any kind of informations/precision, I'll be there.

Thanks.

Ps: I hope that you could have understand me without any trouble, because I'm a young french student (16 years old).

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Unfortunately, in mathematics, there is no general encyclopedia or database for the known mathematical structures and terms. You could look for numbers, for algebraic structures and for combinatorial structures.

Search for example in:

Google

Google Books

Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences (https://oeis.org)

Encyclopedia of Combinatorial Structures (http://ecs.inria.fr)

Wolfram mathworld (http://mathworld.wolfram.com)

Wikipedia

Wikipedia: list of mathematical