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About EMLinteractive
An interactive teaching companion for "All Elementary Functions from a Single Operator" (Odrzywołek, 2026, arXiv 2603.21852v2).
Who this is for
Computer science and engineering students who want a hands-on feel for the paper's claim: that a single binary operator, eml(x, y) = exp(x) − ln(y), plus the constant 1, is enough to rebuild every elementary function.
What V1 covers
Four modules, scoped for learning:
- Home, the one-operator claim in two minutes.
- Playground, build EML expressions live, watch the tree assemble.
- Function Gallery, browse elementary functions as EML trees with step-through evaluation.
- Knowledge Base, paper overviews, glossary, FAQ, math background.
What's coming in V2
- Reduction Journey: interactive 36 → 2 walkthrough
- Tree Sandbox: drag-and-drop construction
- Symbolic Regression demo
- Depth chart
- NAND ↔ EML side-by-side comparison
- Potential use cases in CS and other engineering fields (compilers, ML, analog hardware, graphics)
Credits
Paper: Andrzej Odrzywołek, Institute of Theoretical Physics, Jagiellonian University, Krakow. App: built as an open educational resource.
License
To be determined before public release. The intent is a permissive open-source license so educators can fork and extend.
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