I have no idea what you are saying here. There are a lot of words kinda thrown together, but they don't exactly have a ton of meaning.
I don't think any particular specialty that really uses mathematics in the same way that someone in Mathematics would use the term. A lot of specialties use (or should use) arithmetic, but nobody really uses calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, etc. I mean, certainly all of those things, flowing blood, eeg/ekg are based on physics and mathematics, but it isn't like you use it day to day.
That having been said, I have to read an interpret vascular lab studies several times a day. There are a lot of numbers and waveforms. A lot of people memorize the cut-offs and that is about it, but if you understand more, you can appreciate more about the physiology of an individual and change your treatment.