User:JoergKunze

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I am Joerg Kunze living in Bonn in Germany. My native language is German. I am a 1963 born male.

I am a mathematician by private study with strong interest in mathematical physics, a programmer by profession and a father in real life.

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[edit] Wikipedia usage

I am a Wikipedia reader. My main usages are

  1. support in studying math.
  2. finding information for computer related topics.
  3. finding information for almost everything in life
  4. support of finding knowledge, which my children need in school

[edit] Mathematics

I started studying math but broke off, because of getting a job as a programmer.

My main interest is in foundations, and the mathematical foundation of physics. My current activity is trying to understand mathematically Loop quantum gravity, to understand Quantum field theory and Category theory. Another project of my study is, to acquire enough background to understand Alain Connes's "Noncommutative Geometry". But it is still a long way to get there.

[edit] Programming

After 22 years of practice I really have done a lot. My main focus is on C (programming language), C++, Java (programming language) and XSLT (and CVS).

[edit] Opinion

I have some opinion about the political, philosophical and ethical impact of Wikipedia. But there are so many rules to observe, and I'm a beginner of writing here, that I simply do not know whether to place them here.

[edit] Sandbox

On /Sandbox I test my first attempts to write ...

[edit] License

Licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License, and nothing else
I license my contributions only under the GFDL.