#projective space

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Lean In

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Max Dehn, Über den Rauminhalt

Karlsruhe, 1901

allgemeine = general

ganzzahlige = integral (adjective of integer); ganz = whole

zerlegungsgleich = equidecomposable

entsprechender = appropriate

Bezeichungsweise = notation

nun = now then…

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the cohomology ring of the Torus is a tensor product of that of the 1-sphere, … the projective space has cohomology ring the truncated polynomials…, and the sphere has cohomology ring the dual numbers….

Pedro Tamaroff

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February Product Council Recap w/ Common and Projective Space

Our featured speaker this month was General Assembly Co-Founder, Brad Hargreaves. Brad came out to share his recent experience developing a new startup business called Common -- a flexible, community-driven housing providing fully furnished, month-to-month memberships, beginning in New York City. 

Prior to Brad’s presentation, Projective Space co-founders James and Jonny Wahba joined our esteemed Product Council to discuss product strategies for helping to improve their membership on-boarding process.

Our next Product Council event will take place on Tuesday, May 24th @ Pivotal Labs in NYC. This event will feature Dheerja Kaur, Head of Product @ theSkimm and Benjy Boxer, Co-founder of Parsec. You can learn more about the event and RSVP here here.

Want to join the Product Council? Click here for more info!

Click here to view all the photos from this event.

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For algebraic geometers, projective space is just some large boring workshop in which one can fashion beautiful little pieces of art. For representation theorists, projective space is (more or less) the only algebraic variety you need.

David Vogan, Geometry of flag manifolds and representation theory

(subtitle: Why algebraic geometers and representation theorists don't understand each other)

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Some thoughts about New York City and our working place in LES

It's been almost a year since we moved to New York. This city has a mad energy. Everyone we’ve met here has a gift to create something new, following technology, while self-improving at the same time. We are the same; we don’t stop at what we’ve achieved, and only move forward. We are sure that New York gives us force and constant inspiration.

The search for the office

For a while, we had worked at home, but a few months ago, after adding Edward to our team, we decided to move into an office. We wanted this to be an open space, with various, interesting start-ups and companies located there. In New York, there are a lot of these places, but we identified only 10 that were worthy of our attention. At first, we thought to seek an office in Brooklyn, close to home, but eventually continued our search in Manhattan. (We will tell you more about this in a future post.)

We finally chose Projective Space in the Lower East Side located at Allen and Grand Streets. Projective Space often hosts various events dedicated to IT, where famous start-ups and companies take part. This is great and allows us to easily meet new interesting people!

L.E.S.

Allen Street is in Lower Manhattan bordering Chinatown. The street is named after captain William Henry Allen, who commanded a Navy ship in the 1812 war. Here, the Williamsburg Bridge joins Manhattan to the Williamsburg borough in Brooklyn, where Edward lives.

There are many good restaurants, bars and coffee houses in the area. During the three months of our work, we have visited many places, and even drawn up a small list of places with tasty dishes.