Re: Category Theory of Algorithms
- From: "the.theorist" <the.theorist@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 9 Apr 2007 21:32:31 -0700
Well, that was simple and concise. It raises further questions,relationship between mathematical objects. Has it been applied to the
study of the mathematical properties of algorithms (as a mathematical
object)?
No.
though. I'll get to that at the end.
Can anyone recommend some textbooks in this area?
In which area?
The area of studying algorithms as mathematical objects, with closure
under some set of operations.
See what I'm after is an algebra of algorithms. I'd like to know if
it's possible to take some small set of simple algorithms, and by
repeated application of some operators build up to more complex
algorithms. An, Algebra or Calculus of Algorithms, if you will.
Now, since nobody has applied Category Theory to the study of
algorithms in the manner I was talking about, perhaps there have been
difficulties, and it's been to hard. If that's the case, then: What,
specifically, are those difficulties?
.
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