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Mathematics And Computers

About Mathematicians, Humor and Miscellania
Articles with mathematical content
Set Theory and Metamathematics
Computer Science and Software Engineering
Source Code
The San programming language
The San Language Project

I was born a mathematician; under different circumstances I might well have been a professor of Mathematics producing abstruse papers for the seven other people interested in my particular subject. For one reason or another I drifted into computer programming, first as a numerical analyst and then as a software tools entrepeneur. Not only that I have been an avid science fiction reader and, for many years, was an active science fiction fan. If that doesn’t make me a nerd, I don’t know what does.

About Mathematicians, Humor and Miscellania

Here is a collection of miscellaneous humor and essays about mathematicians and logicians.

Articles with mathematical content

From time to time I transcribe serious articles with mathematical content onto the web. Here they are:

Set Theory and Metamathematics

Computer Science and Software Engineering

In addition there are articles that are more strictly computer science related. These include:

Source Code

The master page for source code lists source code that I have made available for general usage. All code is released under a modified BSD license. Check out the master page for descriptions and locations of available software. The material is divided into three categories, (a) directories containing stand alone packages, articles that include illustrative code, and a collection of utilities.

The San programming language

One of my ongoing projects is the development of a new scripting language (the world doesn’t have nearly enough) that can be thought of as a successor to Lakota, a language I previously developed. The following articles are working documents that advanced various thoughts about the language as my thinking matured. The name, San, was suggested by Suford Lewis, for whom many thanks.

Archived preliminary articles

The San Language Project


This page last updated March 3, 2010.

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