Observed arrival · 2026-09-18
NLA, explained: a proof library for numerical linear algebra
A public library that turns numerical-linear-algebra proofs into readable explanations, with contributors credited for their accounts.
- For
- Readers learning numerical linear algebra and prospective proof explainers
- Worth noticing
- Accepted digests are intended to receive author credit, source citations, and a DOI for archived work.
Field notes
The project separates original mathematical proofs from the work of making those proofs understandable. Its proposed digest format asks contributors to identify a problem ID, proof location, and source revision, then add explanation, context, applications, or examples where useful. The homepage also describes editorial review before publication and an optional competition closing 30 November 2026. No digest entries are visible yet, so the library’s eventual depth remains untested.
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