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If you zoom in, it's clearly a "periodic table of math". You see this sort of thing sometimes, where someone will make a chart composed of prominent objects, categories, or concepts in a field, arranged to look like the periodic table of chemical elements. Like the "periodic table of beer styles" or "periodic table of musical genres", typically with abbreviations similar to chemical symbols.
This one has elements like "Decimal Point", "Numerator", "Cosine Rule", "Rotation", etc.
It does at least appear to group related topics. I dunno what to tell you, it looks like an elementary school classroom, I'm not sure they put that much thought into it.