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johnbender.us
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| | | | | Writings on computer stuff. | |
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bmbumpus.com
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| | | | | Many real-world problems can be formulated and modeled in the language of graph theory. However, real-world networks are often not static. They change over time. These structures are called dynamic or temporal graphs. Here's an example of temporal star with four leaves; each one of its edges is active twice except for $latex cz$ which... | |
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| | | | | Previously: Topology as a Dietary Choice. Category theory lets us change the focus from individual objects to relationships between them. Since topology is defined using open sets, we'd start by concentrating on relations between sets. One such obvious relation is inclusion. It imposes a categorical structure on the subsets of a given set $latex X$.... | |
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