Ok, I'm in, the books look cool.
Maybe we can discuss a bit on the list?
Cheers,
Günther
Carl Tollander wrote:
Cool. Mine won't be here til the weekend. I'm getting jazzed about
(or at least amused by the idea of) non-abelian anyons. Hope they show
up in the books someplace.
C.
Günther Greindl wrote:
Math (which is more than formal systems) can handle loopy inference
quite well. But the modeling vernacular can NOT handle it so well. And
which mathematics is not a formal system? If it's not formal it's not
math I would say.
Math is the linguistic construct
glen e. p. ropella wrote:
Günther Greindl wrote:
Math (which is more than formal systems) can handle loopy inference
quite well. But the modeling vernacular can NOT handle it so well. And
which mathematics is not a formal system? If it's not formal it's not
math I would say.
Marcus G. Daniels wrote:
If Math is a way to create nodes and augment a network of related formal
systems, it doesn't mean that these transactions are against the same
graph, or even that it is necessary to go to the first node of a graph
to understand why it is valid to add this or that
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From Reid Givens @ Refresh Albuquerque...
Albuquerque BarCamp 3 is coming up on Saturday August 30th, 2008.
What is BarCamp?
BarCamp is a conference unlike most
