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An In nitely Large Napkin - GitHub Pages

An Infinitely Large Napkin Evan Chen Version: When introduced to a new idea, always ask why you should care. Do not expect an answer right away, but demand one eventually. Ravi Vakil [Va17]. If you like this book and want to support me, please consider buying me a coffee! For Brian and Lisa, who finally got me to write it. 2021 Evan Chen. Text licensed under Source files licensed under GNU GPL v3. This is (still!) an incomplete draft. Please send corrections, comments, pictures of kittens, etc. to or pull-request at Last updated December 8, 2021. Preface The origin of the name Napkin comes from the following quote of mine. I'll be eating a quick lunch with some friends of mine who are still in high school. They'll ask me what I've been up to the last few weeks, and I'll tell them that I've been learning category theory.

An inline question is intended to be o ensively easy, mostly a chance to help you internalize de nitions. If you nd yourself unable to answer one or two of them, it probably means I explained it badly and you should complain to me. But if you can’t answer many, you likely missed something important: read back.

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