Hi, I just wanted to check in, and say that I'm glad that we still have a band of people who are chipping away at the material, and keeping the discussions going! It's not like the buzz during the course, but think of it as keeping the tree goin…
The MIT 2020 course is now over. But let's keep the momentum going here in our Azimuth ACT study group!
We have categories now for all the lectures and exercises (see the left panel).
All of the links to course materials are posted at the head o…
Hi Chris!
It would be great to start a thread describing what your project is about - including how you might see it fitting in with the goals of Azimuth, as you understand or would like them to be.
Regarding the web itself, I'd like to punt on it…
In any case, new wiki webs would only be granted to other groups provided that they first presented their case on the forum for inclusion into Azimuth, and provided that consensus was then reached on the forum to grant that web.
For the longer term, we can be open to the possibility of offering resources, in particular wiki webs, to other projects that we may come to deem as part of the core Azimuth project -- or sufficiently simpatico to Azimuth.
I also wrote in the draft:
We are open to the inclusion of new projects, provided they are closely connected with our aim stated above. Please join the Azimuth Forum to tell us about your ideas.
1001 groups around the globe could be working on some aspect of the Azimuth/humanistic-science mission.
The Azimuth Project, as a particular organization, is now working in the sector of applied category theory.
In my new version of the draft, I wrote:
The Azimuth Project aims to promote research and education for the math and science that will be needed to survive the environmental crisis and thrive beyond it.
We could think of this as the "Azimuth p…
As needs evolve, new webs can be created, and linked into the appropriate place on the Azimuth Project page, or on the wiki page for the Azimuth Forum.
For example, were there sufficient interest on the forum, a "side-web" could be created for writ…
So my plan is to initially create three new webs, one for the blogging sandbox, one for the Azimuth science library, and one for the Azimuth Code Project (including experiments).
I'll use a database update to move those pages, along with their hist…
In principle, content can be differentiated by using the category:abc tags.
But that falls short of creating separate namespaces for things which really deserve to be separated, like old drafts of blog articles and key definitions in a research wik…
Presently, the wiki is a "kitchen sink" mixture of heterogenous types: articles from the inactive Azimuth science library, drafts of blog articles, and, much more excitingly, a place where Joe Moeller is now actively adding math pages for his resea…
As indicated in resources section, as part of this plan I propose to refactor the wiki into a few webs.
Each web of Instiki website is a separate namespace for articles. Yet the webs are housed together in the same database, and you can create in…
Thank you Andrius.
I just made a substantial edit. The new version is more succinct. Details about engaging with the forum will be offloaded to the wiki for the Azimuth Forum.
Then the product matrix \(A \cdot B\) consists of all possible dot products of a row from \(A\) with a column from \(B\):
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