Quivers: A year of linear algebra by drawing arrows

(lisyarus.github.io)

25 points | by ibobev 4 days ago

3 comments

  • FallenSky2077 8 minutes ago
    Looks like an introductory tutorial on the application of category theory to linear algebra. These quivers are lovely small categorical constructions. Actually, q.uiver.app is a visual tool to use the quiver package in latex, which is used to draw commutative diagrams in category theory.
  • jdonaldson 2 hours ago
    I like directed acyclic graphs and/or DAG because it's a succinct description and contract. Trying to change the name of it makes me quiver with uncertainty.
    • jnwatson 1 hour ago
      But they aren't DAGs. They are multidigraphs.
  • philip-b 1 hour ago
    Where are the theorems and the proofs? Can the usual theorems of the "year of linear algebra" be proved using these arrows?