Projects

Open explorations of music, physics, and computing structures.

Current projects

  • WikiMusic.org

    WikiMusic is a free browser-based practice desk for keyboard music. Its curated catalog contains ABC scores for reading, playback, printing, and personal editing. Personal scores, settings, and annotations remain in the visitor’s browser rather than being uploaded. The idea began in 2015 as a collaborative collection of public-domain sheet music and was revived in 2026 after LLM-assisted conversion experiments made a substantial browser-readable catalog practical. The project continues the original aim of making classical sheet music more accessible and useful in the browser.

  • SPhysix.org

    SPhysix turns the sensors in an ordinary smartphone into a portable laboratory. Its open online book begins with the phone, data acquisition, measurement, and approachable mathematics before moving through experiments in physics and neighboring sciences. The emphasis is on curiosity and hands-on exploration for students, teachers, and independent learners. AI can assist with calculations, interpretation, and the development of further questions and experiments. The material is freely available for people to use, adapt, and share.

  • Thysix.org

    Thysix is an early-stage exploration of a browser-based “Living Text” for theoretical physics. The central idea is to keep scientific prose and editable mathematics together in one coherent document. Equations may be accompanied by side calculations, plots, and numerical experiments rather than being separated from the text. Later, AI assistance could help explain mathematical intent and suggest approaches, while dedicated mathematical tools establish results where verification is possible. The project is still very much in its infancy and should not yet be understood as a finished publishing or calculation system.