the second half of this thread (the first half is a bit cliquey unless
you're a lambda regular, i guess) contains some info on my search for a
good introduction to category theory.
http://lambda.weblogs.com/discuss/msgReader$10683?mode=topic
there may also be more info at
https://200.83.153.5/pipermail/compute/2004-January/79.html
(username/password : list/list)
(i can't remember which has information from which and how much they
overlap). also, that last url may (will!) change since it's a dhcp
assigned address, so if it's useful grab a copy :o)
(i'm looking for something at the undergrad level, but most seems to be
aimed a bit higher.)
andrew
Greg Buchholz said:
I was wondering if the Haskellers out there have any favorite math
texts they recommend for someone hoping to improve their programming
skills by learning more math. I'm thinking about something at the
undergraduate level that you enjoyed reading. What about Mr. Haskell
Curry's _Foundations of Mathematical Logic_?
Greg Buchholz
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