Workshop « Editing Leibniz »
8th of June 2022 (Online)
• Mattia Brancato (ERC Philiumm) : some problems concerning Leibniz's manuscripts on dyadic
• Paolo Rubini (BBAW) : on Leibnizian mechanics in the tabular display
• Elisabeth Rinner (GWLB) : on some considerations on the adequate representation of historical mathematical texts in digital editions
1st of September 2022 (Hanover)
• Arilès Remaki (ERC Philiumm) : Leibniz’s tables questioning digital humanities
• Vincent Buard (freelance) : Presentation of some tools, around the Eman project
These two presentations will complement those of the first session and will open the discussion, notably around Elisabeth Rinner's paper, which I am forwarding to you again.
20th of January 2023 (Paris)
• Andreas Stötzner (freelance) : on building a Leibniz unicode base
• Siegmund Probst (GWLB) : on symbols that are not in the Hanover TeX database
• Simon Gentil (SPHere) : on the use of metafont for our lateX articles
28th of February 2023 (Online)
• Vincent Giovannangeli (ERC Philiumm, CNRS): Digital humanities and automatic transcription
• Harald Siebert (Leibniz Edition, BBAW) : Trying to use Transkribus for the Leibniz Edition
• Harold Mouchere (LS2N, Université de Nantes) : Different modeling of Math Expression for recognition, storage and information retrieval
18th of April 2023 (Paris)
• Ségolène Albouy (ANR Eida) : Automatic recognition of diagrams and their automatic editing: project status
• Sigmund Probst (GWLB) : Use of PicteX in the Hannover edition