VOL. 01 / SEPTEMBER 2026Open access
AUTODIDACTIC MATH TRAVELER

Built for the long journey.

An independent mathematical observatory by Christopher Yamba. A home for serious curiosity, careful reasoning, and creative experiments.

A public window into the work

The archive brings articles and interactive experiments together. Publications preserve their sources and distinguish conjectures, numerical evidence, informal arguments, and machine-checked results.

A private place to create

The research studio runs on its owner’s computer. Private notes and future AI connections stay separate from the published archive. This public website does not connect to visitors’ local services.

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The observatory

A public archive, a private local studio, and a shared visual foundation.

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Counting Melodies

A complete article, preserved sources, and an interactive mathematical lab.

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A library that thinks with you

Research questions, source material, and a subscription-connected Codex assistant.

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A connected mathematical world

Knowledge graphs, definitions, claims, proofs, and a living wiki.

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Follow the frontier

Research discovery and attributed news in mathematics, computer science, and AI.

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From experiment to publication

Symbolic tools, formal verification, and beautiful LaTeX publishing.

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A team around an idea

Bounded mathematical agent workflows with evidence and verification.

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