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Atlas / Complete field map

One map, three ways into the same world.

Follow the solid route inside a discipline. Cross a dotted bridge when another field makes the idea more useful—or more honest.

Release
0.1-preview
Record
110 typed nodes / 134 reviewed-form edges
Status
Sealed preview · subject review pending
Prerequisite routeCross-discipline bridge
Atlas curriculum routesThree prerequisite routes in mathematics, computing, and physics, with cross-discipline bridges.01 / MathematicsQuantities, ratios, and scale01Functions as dependence02Vectors and coordinate change03Change and accumulation04Probability as evidence0502 / ComputingProcedures and state01Data and invariants02Algorithms and cost03Ownership and systems04Learning systems and evaluation0503 / PhysicsMeasurement and uncertainty01Motion and interaction02Energy and conservation03Waves and information04Fields, models, and limits05
  1. Mathematics from quantity to uncertainty
    1. Quantities, ratios, and scale
    2. Functions as dependence
    3. Vectors and coordinate change
    4. Change and accumulation
    5. Probability as evidence
  2. Computing from procedure to learning systems
    1. Procedures and state
    2. Data and invariants
    3. Algorithms and cost
    4. Ownership and systems
    5. Learning systems and evaluation
  3. Physics from measurement to fields
    1. Measurement and uncertainty
    2. Motion and interaction
    3. Energy and conservation
    4. Waves and information
    5. Fields, models, and limits

How to read it

Routes carry obligations.

A prerequisite arrow means later material deliberately relies on the earlier concept. Mutual dependencies are not forced into cycles; they use a separate corequisite record. Every relation includes its source, content version, timestamp, review state, and hash.

The wide SVG is selectable and linked. On narrow screens it becomes the numbered vertical route below the same heading, so the map never turns into an unreadable miniature.