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Latest revision as of 13:36, 10 November 2022
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Test transclusion from Leibniz:
Leibniz is a research project aiming at developing a digital scientific notation for computational physics and chemistry. Such a notation should be suitable as well for other domains using predominantly mathematical models, but my focus is on the domains that I know best.
The basic idea of a digital scientific notation is to upgrade traditional math notation to the digital era, i.e. making it suitable for computational models, without losing its tight integration into human-friendly narratives.