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Abel Jansma Publications CV Research Blog Projects Contact Latest Posts A short koan about the spider Oza A rabbi asked the wise spider Oza: “Tell me, why is there something rather than nothing?” Oza: “you are confused—both are: the something in that it is, and the nothing in that it isn’t.” Both caught in the same web.... A Möbius inversion theorem for modules and vector spaces In a previous post, I proposed to study complex systems through a mereological lens by applying the Möbius inversion theorem. This has become my favourite theorem by now, because I think it allows you to do integration and differentiation on... The Encyclopedia of Mobius Inversions in the Sciences In a recent paper, I proposed to study complex systems through a mereological lens by applying the Möbius inversion theorem. I also covered this in a recent blogpost. Here, I will collect some of the most important applications of Möbius... Complex Systems and Quantitative Mereology Have a look at these three rings: W

Blog | Abel Jansma Latest Posts A short koan about the spider Oza A rabbi asked the wise spider Oza: “Tell me, why is there something rather than nothing?” Oza: “you are confused—both are: the something in that it is, and the nothing in that it isn’t.” Both caught in the same web.... A Möbius inversion theorem for modules and vector spaces In a previous post, I proposed to study complex systems through a mereological lens by applying the Möbius inversion theorem. This has become my favourite theorem by now, because I think it allows you to do integration and differentiation on... The Encyclope

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