Colorized lambdabot for Windows
Posted by alpheccar - Nov 10 2006 at17:54 CEST
I am often forced to use Windows :( But unfortunately, I have been unable to find a version of lambdabot for it. Since I am using this excellent tool more and more often, I decided to try to build it for windows.
Haskell PDF 0.3
Posted by alpheccar - Oct 27 2006 at20:11 CEST
I made some updates to my small Haskell PDF library.
Haskell, PDF and Penrose Tilings
Posted by alpheccar - Oct 19 2006 at20:28 CEST
I am currently learning Haskell and the only way to learn a programming language is coding. So I decided to write a portable PDF library.
Le principe d'incertitude de Heisenberg
Posted by alpheccar - Aug 11 2006 at21:32 CEST
Le principe d'incertitude de Heisenberg, tel qu'il est présenté dans les livres de vulgarisation, dit : toute mesure perturbe l'objet mesuré donc il y a une limite ultime à la précision des mesures.
Mais ceci n'est pas le principe d'incertitude !
This blog is LifeBlog compatible
Posted by alpheccar - Jun 24 2006 at14:07 CEST
After some work I am happy to announce that I finally have a LifeBlog compatible blog.
The best programming languages
Posted by alpheccar - Jun 13 2006 at19:06 CEST
It is of course impossible to choose, in a objective and absolute way the best programming language. Choosing a programming language is dependent on too many things. A language which may be very good for a specific use may be the wrong language to use for another task.
A new blog
Posted by alpheccar - Jun 10 2006 at18:31 CEST
A new blog, a new hoster and I hope several new articles.
Mathematical Structures
Posted by alpheccar - Dec 28 2005 at18:48 CEST
I like this overview of the mathematical structures used in theoretical physics. Click on the picture to see the full size version.
Cellular Automata
Posted by alpheccar - Dec 18 2005 at15:06 CEST
Most physical systems are modelized using continuous mathematics. A cellular automaton is different : it is a discrete system. A regular grid of cells in one, two or several dimensions is the stage where the dynamics is taking place. Each cell can have a finite number of states. The state of a cell is changing as a function of a time which is also discrete.
Galois Connections
Posted by alpheccar - Oct 29 2005 at10:51 CEST
I propose you a very small overview of Galois connections. But first, I need to answer the question : why in English ? I have realized that more and more people coming to this site are foreigners not reading French. So, I decided to write some texts in English assuming that people who can understand complex scientific texts can also read English. The other scientific texts (for grand public) and the ones about philosophy of freedom will still be written in French.

