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User:TakuyaMurata (Sep 25, 07)
en-3 This user is able to contribute with an advanced level of English.
ja この利用者は日本語を母語としています。
C-4 This user is an expert C programmer.
Java-N This user thinks in Java byte-code.

Image:User mathematician-4.png This user is an expert mathematician.

I started contributing to wikipedia on exactly December 31, 2002.1 The range of my interests is probably not much different from other geeks; they include computer science, particularly programming languages, the interpretation of them and designing (not implementing) operating system concepts, pure mathematics, especially set and category theories, TV cartoons, Japanese animations and manga such as the Simpsons, the Ghost in the Shell and Love Hina. My favorite podcast2 is In Our Time, a discussion program. I switched from ThinkPad to iBook G3 in early 2003 and bought a new G4 iBook in March 2005. To read Kant or, say, just to look smart, I am studying German using the book in Wikibooks, with a hope that I will be able to provide some valuable learning experience afterward. I'm a reader of Wikipedia:Wikipedia Signpost.

Contents

Me!

Wikistress: comfortably numb?

To do

Reading list

Non-math:

Math:

  • W.Rudin, Functional Analysis, 2nd ed.
  • L.Hörmander, An introduction to complex analysis in several variables, 3rd ed.
  • M. Takesaki, Theory of Operator Algebras

Essays

Notes

  1. ^ Apparently, my very first edit was made before that;[1] but this is the date my contributions started in earnest.
  2. ^ I used to love listening to Buzz Out Loud, but now that Veronica is gone, the show has lost its charm.
  3. ^ This is very hard. You should try it.

Boilerplate

{{WikiProject Japan|class=Stub}}
{{WPBiography|class=Stub|priority=Low|living=yes}}
{{OpenHistory talk}}
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2 \overset{\underset{\mathrm{def}}{}}{=} 1+1

Links

Scripts

perl -e 'for(0..999) {my $text = `curl -L "en.wikipedia.org/en/Special:Random"`; $count++ if $text =~ /

/;} print $count/1000;'

This is from [5]. -- Taku 14:36, 11 September 2007 (UTC)

In case you are curious, I am using this Ruby script /ja-politician.rb to create a bunch of stubs of Japanese politicians. -- Taku 07:40, 20 October 2007 (UTC)

/load_png.c (the insertion of this code example to libpng was objected by another editor.) -- Taku (talk) 12:03, 4 May 2008 (UTC)

Quotes

Most potential wikipedians "wash out" in a month. The rest get "killed in action" within a year. And the majority of the rest are quite happy to take an "honorable discharge" after a few "tours of duty". This is gruelling, stressful stuff. We don't have to run through the jungle, we have to "think" through it, which is a different but equally challenging task.1

Private sandboxes

A sandbox.

In addition to this one, I maintain few other private sandboxes: 1, 2, 3 and 4. Please do not edit them.

Appendix

To be incorporated to Wikipedia as sources. (or likely not :)

Lie algebras and symplectic geometry

Combinatorics

Books

Papers

Proofs

Problem sets

(Good sources for finding new problems for b:Wikibooks problems in mathematics)

Lecture notes

To be incorporated to bibliography

Potentially unreliable sources

Cohomology stuff

Technical

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