Study Notes · Orientation
Study notes live in Polymath
University notes are being integrated with the learning graph instead of becoming another disconnected download repository. This page explains where to read them and what stays out.
The university-note archive is being folded into Polymath so a note can link directly to prerequisite concepts, neighboring courses and longer blog explanations.
Two layers, one copy of each note
- Polymath owns the canonical text of every graph-connected note. Its library is the place to browse and search, and its graph shows how courses depend on each other.
- This site keeps a short, curated index: what a note is about, why it matters, and a link to read it. Nothing is copied twice, so there is only one version to correct.
Migration happens one note at a time. Each note gets a stable address before it is linked from here, and a published address is never reused for something else.
What is public
Public pages contain notes I authored or substantially reorganized myself. Teacher slides, textbook scans, answer keys and raw institutional curriculum datasets are not mirrored into the public tree, and the public graph is a trimmed, derived view rather than a course-plan database.
Background on the system itself is on the Polymath project page.