Review – Seife: Decoding the Universe
This is a review of Charles Seife: Decoding the Universe – How the new science of information is explaining everything in the cosmos, from our brains to black holes
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This is a review of Charles Seife: Decoding the Universe – How the new science of information is explaining everything in the cosmos, from our brains to black holes
Some remarks on the ICTP Summer School and Conference on Hodge Theory and Related Topics (14 June – 2 July, 2010) in Miramare, Trieste, Italy.
I wrote a JabRef export filter that takes a BibTex file with file links and writes a linux shell script to rename the files systematically according to the scheme [bibtexkey] – [authors] – [title].[extension].
I just found, purely by luck, a recent blog about chromatic homotopy theory and various other mathematical topics. It’s a group blog called Chromotopy, written by Brendan Pawlowski, Eric Peterson, Erik Davis and Stephen Checkoway. They started February 2010.
The first posts (from Feb 2010 to June 2010):
Grand opening
Schreier theory
Jordan type of a modular representation
Bundles for [...]
http://blog.konradvoelkel.de/2010/08/book-review-seife-decoding-the-universe/