There might be things where software can actually be used as academical
contribution to some paper, but all examples I've yet seen were just
ridicilously broad.
FWIW, it's not uncommon in my field (discrete mathematics). In particular,
there are proofs that rely on very large but finite case
Hi all,
I'm kind out of the loop with what's going on here on debian-science,
but anyway -- I came across the page of mathematics packages:
http://cdd.alioth.debian.org/science/tasks/mathematics.html
Can I propose two additions to this list? The packages are
regina-normal and snappea, both
The best
replacement to the bubble system I can think of is some source
management system, like git, hg, or svn. I'm not sure I'd be able to
easily sway my advisor to learn to use either one of those, though.
I did a joint paper this year with someone in France using a subversion
repository,
I added another section named Analysis, that contains general data
analysis/plotting/calculation applications. I find them very similar to
what is found in Math, so I consider moving Mathematics to Science
a good idea.
Again: we see that scientists make heavy use of mathematics, so all
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