The end is near

Well, as promised, the end is near.

I have begun moving thelazyscience. The future location will be at peter.krautzberger.info. It'll probably take me a few more days to (manually...) move the old posts over to the new site. However, the next post is almost finished. I still have to see if I can find a mechanism to automagically put a short post up here for each new one there, but we'll see.

It was good to have started the blog at blogspot but hopefully the new workflow (and more time) will lead to more frequent posts.

Good news, bad news

Just so that not another week ends without me writing a post. The bad news is that my departure for Michigan gets closer and the technicalities take up more and more time. Therefore I'm not sure I'll have much time to post in the next couple of weeks. Additionally, I'll be attending a winter school in Hejnice in the first week of February so I also need to prepare finish preparing my talk.

So what's the good news? Well, I have been busy on the blog but nothing has come of it yet. On the one hand I have been studying the Google App Engine so as to move the blog there -- which should make the work flow much more efficient (and the code better). On the other hand that there are three blog posts I have not finished -- so there's a chance the dry spell will be over sooner than I think. Finally, I hope to write posts during the winter school reflecting on the (possibly daily) experience.

Well, let me at least throw in some nice links worth a read. Gil Kallai turned a mathoverflow question into the kind of blog posts I really like. Over at the n-Category Cafe David Corfield explains muses over the "sacred" and the "profane" in mathematics (or rather for mathematicians) which made me ponder what my own "bottom line" is.

Welcome

After more and more intense blog reading over the last couple of months it felt right to try to start my own blog for the first second time.

For the moment everything in this blog will be experimental which seems appropriate given that I am not PhD student any more but have not officially started my PostDoc yet.

The main purpose of this blog (in the long run) will be to document my own research activities (in the broadest of senses, although usually just mathematics). Of course, due to the nature of the web this blog is bound to include random bits of other things, hopefully including experimental use of the web as a medium, in particular for presenting mathematics.

Enjoy, Peter.