Academic Blog of Zurab Janelidze

These are notes for a colloquium talk to be given at NITheCS. The Snake Lemma from this fragment of a 1980 film ("It's My Turn", starring Jill Clayburgh and Michael Douglas), along with many other similar theorems in abstract algebra, known to be true for a variety different algebraic settings, can all be established in a unified setting of noetherian forms. This post attempts to give a preliminary step towards a possibly ambitious goal of applying noetherian forms outside abstract mathematics. In this light we propose a variation of this notion, a "noetherian information system", which is intended to be more agile in terms of identifying applications. General Information Systems By a network  we mean a web of devices and directed binary channels between them ( = a graph in the sense of category theory). An information system  over a network consisting of just one device and no channels, is a collection of information clusters , where some clusters may be par

The content of this post is author's adaption of photos and information sourced from open internet. Liam Baker Broad research interest: number theory Year of first publication: 2016 Bruce Bartlett Broad research interests: topology, geometry, category theory Year of first publication: 2011 Dirk Basson Broad research interests: number theory, algebra Year of first publication: 2017 Ronalda Benjamin Broad research interests: analysis, topology, algebra Year of first publication: 2016 Gareth Boxall   Broad research interests: logic, number theory, analysis Year of first publication: 2011 James Gray Broad research interests: category theory, algebra Year of first publication: 2010 Retha Heymann Broad research interest: analysis Year of first publication: 2014 Michael Hoefnagel Broad research interests: category theory, algebra Year of first publication: 2019  Karin-Therese Howell Broad research interest: algebra Year of first publication: 2010  Zurab Janelidze Broad research interests: