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  Michi is a recent PhD working in applied algebraic topology and computational homological algebra. This blog is his outlet for texts with some manner of thought put into them. Over at his LiveJournal intimate details and streams of consciousness might be found.

  Not all here is mathematics. All here, though, are my personal thoughts and opinions. Please read the about page (linked above) for more details.

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